[h-cost] Period Hair, and Accessories

2013-07-31 Thread Simone Bryan
Yes one of my pet peeves is hair coverings, it is like a last thought but it really is essential to get the proper look. Then there are the correct or as close as you can get accessories that gives another note to the whole. I cosider an outfit like a good perfume, it has lots of notes as to

Re: [h-cost] Period Hair, and Accessories

2013-07-31 Thread Jean Waddie
Me too - I often feel you can get away with a fairly generic dress, especially for my period of early medieval, but if you get the headdress right it really pins it to a particular date. Jean On 31/07/2013 19:34, Simone Bryan wrote: Yes one of my pet peeves is hair coverings, it is like a

Re: [h-cost] Period Hair, and Accessories

2013-07-31 Thread R Lloyd Mitchell
Subject: [h-cost] Period Hair, and Accessories Yes one of my pet peeves is hair coverings, it is like a last thought but it really is essential to get the proper look. Then there are the correct or as close as you can get accessories that gives another note to the whole. I cosider an outfit like

Re: [h-cost] Period Hair, and Accessories

2013-07-31 Thread aquazoo
Funny thing is, if someone wants to give a quick impression or change identities fast, they put on a hat. When talking to someone, the things you look at most are at eye-level: face, hat, hair, collar. So it's odd when someone will take care with other parts of an outfit and neglect the head,

Re: [h-cost] Period Hair, and Accessories

2013-07-31 Thread Sharon Collier
] On Behalf Of aqua...@patriot.net Sent: Wednesday, July 31, 2013 1:36 PM To: Historical Costume Subject: Re: [h-cost] Period Hair, and Accessories Funny thing is, if someone wants to give a quick impression or change identities fast, they put on a hat. When talking to someone, the things you look

Re: [h-cost] Period Hair, and Accessories

2013-07-31 Thread Lavolta Press
On 7/31/2013 2:11 PM, R Lloyd Mitchell wrote: An interesting Costume item from the OED, Costume is the whole experience of mind and body...Appearance is only a small part of being 'in costume'. The way you stand, walk, sit, what you are thinking about...all this is necessary to pull yourself