More Tudor inspiration on the catwalk


Actually more Elizabethan this time, I guess.

From ElleUK:

From the opening outfit, which paid homage to Elizabethan dress, featuring a latex ruff collar atop a dress with latex ruffled underskirts – it was clear that Pugh was staying true to form and had stepped up to the plate.

Full article

Related post: http://tudorhistory.org/blog/2008/02/19/tudor-fashion-trends/

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8 Responses to More Tudor inspiration on the catwalk

  1. Tracey says:

    Finally…an outfit that can be worn to the grocery store! Just think of all the canned goods that could be stuck underneath the ruff and inside the shoulders :)

    It’s about time a designer thought about regular people.

  2. Lara says:

    Personally, I’m waiting for the gable hood to make a comeback. And the codpiece for the gents. :)

  3. PhD Historian says:

    I’ve never understood the British fascination with fetish wear … latex, PVC, rubber, lycra, etc.

  4. Tracey says:

    Is there any picture available of the rest of this outfit?

  5. Lara says:

    There is a link at the bottom of the original article (that I linked to above) that goes to this gallery:
    http://features.elleuk.com/fashion_week/105-4-Gareth-Pugh-spring-summer-2009.html

  6. Tracey says:

    Thanks, Lara. Silly me…didn’t go far enough into the blog :(

    Wonder if this designer has been contacted by any of the cruise lines?

  7. TudorRose says:

    So Elizabethan dress for women is making a come back! What about for men?

  8. KB says:

    Did you see Alex McQueen’s collection earlier this year? All a riff on royal wear over white tulle skirts. Gorgeous red velvet trimmed in silverwork in a variety of Tudor and Napoleonic motifs. They were amazing – but clearly not within my budget – nor would I ever have a social event worthy of any of the pieces.

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