How to Getting Dressed in the Tudor Royal Household

In the Tudor Royal Household, getting dressed was a complex and time-consuming process, especially for those of high rank. Here is a general overview of the process of putting on clothes in the Tudor Royal Household:

Linens: The first layer of clothing was the linens, including a chemise (a long, loose-fitting shirt), and possibly a corset or bodice.
Stockings and shoes: Next, the individual would put on their stockings and shoes. Stockings were often made of silk and shoes were often adorned with decorative elements.
Outerwear: Over the linens, the individual would then put on their outerwear. For men, this would usually include a doublet (a tight-fitting jacket), hose (tight pants), and a cloak or cape. For women, the outerwear would typically include a dress with a corset and a cloak or cape.
Jewelry and accessories: Finally, the individual would accessorize with jewelry, hats, and other accessories. This could include necklaces, bracelets, rings, earrings, and more.

It's important to remember that the exact steps and clothes would have depended on the person's rank, the event, and the style of the time. Additionally, the process of getting dressed would have been aided by a team of servants, including a personal valet or lady's maid

Today’s video will show you how members of the household of Queen Catherine Parr get dressed to perform their daily duties.
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