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a burqa is a plain garment meant to hide the female form

and would also be ludicrously hot in its native, desert environ

cultural english garments, particularly around the victorian era, exemplified the female figure

for example, wide hip skirts

and thinning wasit corsits

^

and you had to do it in such a way that it was not seen as too vulgar

tfw merlin ass nigga talking to the local wizard about how to ward off evil spirits to ensure his wife's pregnancy is without issue
look how comfy this shit is

We should bring back this look tbh

imagine if the denim crop top manwhores dressed like that

Unfortunately, modularity is the fashionable trend currently

Togas weren’t too bad tbh

Or whatever it’s called

What the Greeks wore

these are all shoulder-to-ankle gowns and dresses

bring back capes, that shit is a true cold weather item

Is it the same as what the romans wore?

somewhat

diogenes didn’t wear a toga but he’s an exceptional case

@Cassiopeia do you play league? <:think_madpepe:378717098630971395>

No i do astronomy GCSE

What sort of NEET do you take me for?

GCSE? <:think_madpepe:378717098630971395>

Y u so smol

Why are you so big? @Stéllar

Top tier clothes there

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I’m shorter than you

you sure?

arguably, the victorians wore far too many layers for their own good

Go on then

give height in cm

169

The Victorians killed themselves to stay trendy

Yeah i’m 173-177 not measured myself for a long while now

@Dwarforn meh, still better than today

Add modularity and ease of production and you'll have a new trend

We’re compensating for our ancestors’ overuse of clothes, by underusing them