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The bride wore white… and silver, and gold, and purple, and black… Sources used - ’Dress at the Court of King Henry VIII’ by Maria Hayward (2007) ‘Dressed to Impress’ by Maria Hayward in ‘Tudor Queenship’ (2012) p. 82 ‘Letters of Horace Walpole’ Vol. V edited by Paget Toynbee (1903) p. 109 ‘In Royal Fashion’ by Kay Staniland (1997) p. 57 ‘The Royal Marriages’ in The Caledonian Mercury (16 July 1818) #history #fashionhistory #historytok #royalfashion #royalweddings #weddingdress #thetudors #catherineofaragon #anneofcleves #queenmary #maryi #queencharlotte #princesscharlotte #queenadelaide #duchessofkent #queenvictoria

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Context‼️ I’ve seen so many thirst straps of people lip syncing the most nasty audios, while wearing a cross around their necks. I’m not trying to condemn or judge anyone I’m just saying that it is extremely disrespectful and dishonoring to Jesus and it shouldn’t be so normalized. 🫶🏻 The cross is a symbol and reminder of how he died for us, not and accessory to make you look good. ##jesus #cross #jesuslovesyou #jewelry #jesusisking #fy #fyp #foryourpage #foryoupage❤️❤️ #foryourpages #foryour #foryoupagee #fypage #foryoupage Likes：1.2M

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Did you know that debutantes had to be presented twice? Sources used - ‘Splendor at Court’ by Nigel Arch and Joanna Marschner (1987) #history #fashionhistory #bridgerton #debutante #royalhistory #queenvictoria #britishroyalfamily

Did you know Anne of Denmark was Queen Elizabeth’s biggest fan? Sources used - ‘The Wardrobe Goods of Anna of Denmark, Queen Consort of Scotland and England (1574–1619)’ by Jemma Field for Costume (2017) ‘Anna of Denmark: Fashioning a Danish Court in Scotland’ by Michael Pearce for The Court Historian (2019) #elizabethi #queenelizabeth #anneofdenmark #maryandgeorge #fashionhistory #thetudors #tudorfashion #royalhistory

Did you know that Elizabeth I had a secret wedding dress? The royals were a thrifty bunch! Sources used: ‘The Royal Wardrobe’ by Rosie Harte (2023) #history #royalhistory #fashionhistory #britishroyals #princessbeatrice #queenvictoria #elizabethi #queenelizabeth #queencharlotte #princesscharlotte #weddingdress #royalwedding #royalweddingdress

Women in the 16th and 17th centuries wore huge skirts called French farthingales, but could they actually move in them? And why did men hate them? Sources used - ‘The Royal Wardrobe’ by Rosie Harte (2023) ‘Shaping Femininity’ by Sarah Bendall (2021) #fashionhistory #historytok #maryandgeorge #history #tudorfashion #17thcentury

John Singer Sargent’s Lady Macbeth wore a dress made of beetle wings! But why did the victorians love wearing bugs so much… #history #fashionhistory #johnsingersargent #ladymacbeth #victorianfashion #arthistory