The uniforms of the Napoleonic Wars: A change of color and material

The era of the Napoleonic Wars, often referred to as such in reenactment and living history, belongs historically to the period of the Coalition Wars. It includes the revolutionary phase, the Republic and the First Empire under Napoleon Bonaparte. During this period, not only the military tactics and equipment, but also the uniforms of the troops changed considerably due to the influence of war experiences and changes in fashion. From …

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Fashion and fabrics in the late Middle Ages – development and materials

The late Middle Ages encompass the period between around 1300 and 1500, although some definitions do not place the beginning until after 1350. However, fashion developments can be observed from as early as 1300. While clothing in the High Middle Ages often consisted of simple rectangular cuts and body-hugging fashion was mainly emphasized by belts, this changed significantly in the Late Middle Ages. Men’s and women’s fashion increasingly diverged and …

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Garments and fabrics in Ancient Rome – Fabrics and types of weaving in Roman times

The fashion of Roman antiquity was not only an expression of social status, but also a reflection of the materials and weaving techniques available. At a time when clothing was dominated by handwork and natural fabrics, wool and linen played a central role. Luxurious fabrics made of silk and cotton also found their way into the Roman Empire, but these exotic fabrics were reserved exclusively for the wealthy upper classes. …

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