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Gene Mollica is a photographer who specializes in book covers He has contracted Time Traveler Outfitters for creation of the costumes gmollica ...

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Home Costume Designs Tudor Period Costumes


Henry Tudor was succeeded by his second son who became Henry VIII of England, the famous king who had six wives, and created the Church of England. Henry VIII was succeeded by his son, Edward VI; then Mary I and the long forty-five-year reign of Queen Elizabeth I between 1558 and 1603. This page offers the unique style and pageantry of the Tudor reign.

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Elizabethan Renaissance Gown


Elizabethan Velvet Gown

Reminiscent of robes from the 1570s worn by Elizabeth herself, this beautiful Elizabethan style robe is fashioned with a sage green velvet overskirt and a pale sage brocade bodice.   It features gold accents with pearl embellishments. Remaining quantites are now in Season Clearance...New items will be available soon.

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Elizabethan Renaissance Corset
Elizabethan Dorothea Style Corset

This lovely Elizabethan corset is embroidered satin brocade built on a canvas base for added strength and a regal posture; plus a 100% cotton batting is layered bettween the satin and the canvas for comfort and durability. The embroidery is a colorful period Jacobean motif. The Dorothea style body (A 16th century corset, buried with Pfaltzgrafin Dorothea Sabine von Neuberg in 1598.) is taken from descriptions and illustrations in "The Tudor Tailor" by Ninya Mikhaila and Jan Malcolm-Davies. This interpretation of that garment is more decorative than the original and has a wood busk rather than the original ivory and the boning is synthetic rather than whalebone. All in all, a respectful and beautiful version for your pleasure. Remaining quantites are now in Season Clearance...New items will be available soon.

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Renaissance chemise
Renaissance Embroidered Chemise

This delicately embroidered petticoat floats on your body like gossamer.  With extra fullness in the sleeves, it’s perfect for pulling through a slashed gown. Remaining quantites are now in Season Clearance...New items will be available soon.  You’ll feel like a princess in this lovely garment.

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