To start with, Elizabeth I was not a Medieval monarch. Her grandfather, Henry Tudor, on assuming the crown upon the death of Richard III in battle, ended the Middle Ages in England. The Elizabethan Age is very much a part of the Renaissance. As to the rest, entire books have been written on the subject. It is to vast to be contained in a brief answer, here.
clothing
medieval people made their own clothing
The medieval clothes for men includes tunics, brigandines, robes, jerkins, shirts, doublets, vests, kilts and gambesons. The medieval clothing for women includes long gowns.
As clothing fabrics
they wore dark clothing
In medievail times. Did the clothing they wore sometimes pertain to their occupations?
style book
all sorts of Medieval garb
flour water and vinegar
Most likely a tailor or tanner.
Elizabeth Drake Lowe has written: 'Determinants of homemaker's satisfaction with clothing' -- subject(s): Clothing and dress, Psychological aspects, Psychological aspects of Clothing and dress
Elizabeth G. Kelly has written: 'Elementary clothing' -- subject- s -: Handbooks, manuals, Clothing and dress, Dressmaking