I don't really think that's the best thing to wear. Too old fashioned.
Fashion trends can vary depending on personal taste and location, but wide brimmed straw hats and calico dresses are not commonly seen in mainstream fashion for 7th graders. However, fashion is subjective, and if you feel confident and happy in your style, that is what ultimately matters.
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The answer is " Calico ". - Answered
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cotton Another possibiity is calico.
woman wore calico dresses and some wore corsets
woman wore calico dresses and some wore corsets
silk, yarn, or string. In the old times they used animal skins, or animal furs
John Rackam was known to wear clothing made out of a cotton woven fabric called calico. He stood out (as many pirate captains and officers did for wearing unusual and gaudy clothes) because the calico garments he wore tended to be colorful and flamboyant.
Calico fabric was popular during the 1800's. It was a common cotton fabric often known as being used by the pioneers. It is referenced in the "Little House on the Prairie" books as being used for dresses for the girls. Today it is used for quilting and other homemaking crafts.
A calico quilt is a quilt made out of calico fabric.
Reoccurring modes of dress for women in the 1800's were bustles, corsets (called "stays" in the early part of the century), petticoats, hoops, pantalets, floor-length dresses for women who had reached puberty. Most undergarments were made of muslin (sometimes silk or more expensive fabric for people who could afford them) and outer clothes were made from calico, lindsey-woolsey, wool and other durable, cheap fabrics that the working class could afford. Of course, those who enjoyed a more comfortable station in life had finer clothes made from finer materials.
no animals live in calico because calico is a type of fabric