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By the middle of the 17th century, most of them had gone of out of fashion. Although you could argue the point that the Smoking ban and the drinking of Alcohol in public places is a Sumptuary Law.
A woman's dress said a lot about her, as it told what her social position was. Rich people dressed better than poor, of course, but there were laws, called sumptuary laws, that restricted people of certain classes from wearing certain specific kinds of clothes, so a person who was merely rich could easily be distinguished from a person who was of a noble family. Sometimes the sumptuary laws also required prostitutes to wear distinguishing clothes, such as a red dress or a striped hood. And, of course, nuns wore distinctive clothing. There are links below.
Mainly Sumptuary Laws. See the link below.But don't be too sure this information is right.
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Sumptuary law is the law of property. examples are wealth, fine jewelry and fine cloth.
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Sumtuary laws also governed clothing and household goods.
By the middle of the 17th century, most of them had gone of out of fashion. Although you could argue the point that the Smoking ban and the drinking of Alcohol in public places is a Sumptuary Law.
In France between 1273 and 1789, laws were made for the smaller cast people in France.These laws were called 'SUMPTUARY LAWS'.these laws mainly said that only the royalty could wear expensive stuff like silk, velvet, fur etc,. the smaller people could not wear expensive stuff, consume certain food and beverages like alcohol , and play games like hunting. :)
Sumptuary laws are regulations that dictate the types of clothing, accessories, and goods that people are allowed to own or wear. These laws were often used to enforce social hierarchy and restrict extravagance among different social classes.
In the Middle Ages, there were sumptuary laws, so the nobility could be distinguished from the merely wealthy middle class.
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A woman's dress said a lot about her, as it told what her social position was. Rich people dressed better than poor, of course, but there were laws, called sumptuary laws, that restricted people of certain classes from wearing certain specific kinds of clothes, so a person who was merely rich could easily be distinguished from a person who was of a noble family. Sometimes the sumptuary laws also required prostitutes to wear distinguishing clothes, such as a red dress or a striped hood. And, of course, nuns wore distinctive clothing. There are links below.
Mainly Sumptuary Laws. See the link below.But don't be too sure this information is right.
Mainly Sumptuary Laws. See the link below.But don't be too sure this information is right.