English Costume

Description

Dion Clayton Calthrop have dedicated himself totally to civil costume, the clothes a man or a woman must wear from his or her own selection, and not because of an employment to any ecclesiastical post, or to a military service, or to the Bar, or the Bench. These clothes are representations of their businesses and occupations, and are handled by the people who focus in those lines of work.

English Costume comprises chapter titles of the British Royals: William the First, William the Second, Henry the First, Stephen, Henry the Second, Richard the First, John, Henry the Third, Edward the First, Edward the Second, Edward the Third, Richard the Second, The End of the Fourteenth Century, Henry the Fourth, Henry the Fifth, Henry the Sixth, Edward the Fourth, Edward the Fifth, Richard the Third, Henry the Seventh, Henry the Eighth, Edward the Sixth, Mary, Elizabeth, James the First, Charles the First, The Cromwells, Charles the Second, James the Second, William and Mary, Queen Anne, George the First, George the Second, George the Third and George the Fourth.

The United Kingdom of Great Britain, as a multi-national state, it has no single national costume. Although, various countries within the United Kingdom have national costumes or in any case are related with the fashion of dresses. Scotland has the kilt and Tam o’ shanter, and tartan clothing, a pattern with criss cross horizontal and vertical bands in different colors. It is a remarkable feature of Gaelic culture. A traditional Welsh costume with Welsh hat is worn by many women in Eisteddfodau. In England, the subject of a national costume has been disputed, because there is no official costume dubbed as national. Nevertheless, the nearest to a national costume can be the smock or smock-frock. English Country Clothing is also very famous in rural folk, flat caps and brogue shoes also ensemble the country clothing.
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