In general, men wore knee breeches, stockings, and shirts. On top of these was worn a waistcoat and a coat, the cut of which varied by date. A man either wore his hair long (style depending on date), or he might have worn a wig instead.
Women wore a chemise, and over that stays (a corset). She wore petticoats, and then a dress or a skirt and bodice combination. She might wear a fichu (a kerchief to cover the decolletage). She would usually wear a cap or bonnet.
Jacket
i have a project for school and i need someone to describe to me what type of clothing African slaves wore. please that would help A lot
Pennsylvania's colonists did indeed have dances. A popular dance of the time was the minuet. It was common for wealthy colonists, both men and women, to take dance lessons. People danced "ball room" type dances at parties or "ball dances." The music and instructions for a dance from 1750 can be found here:
It depends on when and where these British colonists lived. British colonists tried to mimic styles in Britain at the time but the poor dressed more simply and practical. In America during the 1750s, women wore long dresses and those that could afford to had the hoop skirts.
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A vest is a type of clothing. Vestments are clothing worn by clergy during a ceremony.
Everyone does wear a type of clothing.
safari type clothing
Pennsylvania is a Commonwealth rather than a state.
Religious Clothing might be considered a Type of Occupational Clothing. Occupational clothing - a clothing which is not conventional in nature and which an employer has prescribed in an express policy stating that there is a requirement or compulsion to wear the clothing by employees. That policy must also be consistently enforced by the employer.
American clothing.
It depends on the type of clothing.