In ancient Egypt, feather and sequins were often worn by the elite, including pharaohs, priests, and nobles, as symbols of status and divinity. The goddess Ma'at, representing truth and justice, was commonly depicted wearing an ostrich feather, which also inspired fashion among the wealthy. Additionally, sequins and decorative embellishments were used in ceremonial attire, reflecting the opulence of the time. Such adornments were not only aesthetic but also held religious significance.
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In Egypt men wore linen that was usually wrapped around their waist, and and the girls usually wore linen dress.
There were no Queens only Pharaohs and they wore gold coulerd dresses
They wore a nemis, headress, and a fake beard.
The men usually wore a skirt made of linen, and a fancy wig. Woman wore dresses made of fine linen and wore traditional crown. Kids ran around in clothes like their father.
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Pharaohs and kings wore death masks.
In ancient Egypt they wore Tunics, usually made from linen
they wore linen, or animal skins
They wore skintight dresses.
They wore light, white, linen clothing. Sometimes they were pleated. Men wore kilts and women wore dresses.
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In Egypt men wore linen that was usually wrapped around their waist, and and the girls usually wore linen dress.
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They wore sandals, slippers, or went barefoot.
I wore a gown with heavy seqiuns work
Amun wore the jackel head mask