Clothing styles varied, depending on the part of Europe a person lived in, the historic period, and, of course, by sex.
In the North, in the Early Middle Ages, men tended to wear trousers, a tunic, and a cloak, and women wore one or more gowns. They wore belts and leather shoes, though servants might go bare footed, and women wore hats.
In the South of the Early Middle Ages, clothing was very much as it had been under the Roman Empire. Men wore tunics, possibly with wound leggings. Women also wore tunics, though of different cut.
In the Byzantine Empire, dress was also conservative. Women's dress was modest and rather shapeless gowns. Men wore cloaks and tunics.
Later on, variations in style became more common, and the regional differences became greater. Each country had its distinctive dress, and there was variation with each generation. Though servants' clothing did not vary as much as their masters', it is rather difficult to describe it all in any concise manner.
There is a link below to an article on the History of Western dress, and there are many links to other articles, by place and time, from there.
Medieval serving maids often wore dark colored brown or black dresses with aprons that were tied over the dresses. The dress laced in the back and shoes were sturdy brown or black boots.
their clothes were made out of burnet and some other materials
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if you take a look at the anime black butler or "kuroshitsuji" you will see that in season two there is a maid hannah, wut she is wearing would more than likely wut maids of a wealthy family would wear. hope ive helped you :0
shoes
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They wore clothes
Many medieval women had maids. Even the wealthier peasant families had servants in some times and places.
hats
An apron.
the birthday suit..
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Pretty much the same as maids everywhere. They typically have soft soles and good ankle support and flats. At least that is what all the maids I saw in France were wearing.
Maids in the 1940's wore black dresses with very little white, black shoes. Their hair was either half up, half down, or in a bun/ collected updo. Hey DID NOT wear gloves, it was considered impolite for the help to wear gloves.
In medieval times, a queen, king, prince, or princess would wear a crown. In current times, an actor playing one of these parts in a medieval re-enactment may wear a medieval styled crown.
Maids in the 1940's wore black dresses with very little white, black shoes. Their hair was either half up, half down, or in a bun/ collected updo. Hey DID NOT wear gloves, it was considered impolite for the help to wear gloves.
The outfits maids used to wear were originally from France.
Seems that maids were plentiful. One for every duty in the kitchen. Dairy, pastry making, cook assistant. runner, washer up, usualyl called skullery made.
he will wear dishrags