The Tudor Period fashion style, prevalent in England from 1485 to 1603, was characterized by opulent fabrics, elaborate accessories, and distinct silhouettes that reflected the wealth and status of the wearer.
The Tudor fashion style emerged during the reign of Henry VII and evolved throughout the Tudor dynasty, reaching its peak during the reign of Elizabeth I. It was influenced by European Renaissance fashion, particularly from Italy and France. The style reflected the increasing prosperity of England and the desire to display wealth and status through clothing. As trade expanded, new fabrics and dyes became available, allowing for more diverse and colorful garments.