Luxury problem

[frualeydis]

I can't decide which time period(s?)to bring to Visby medieval week. Since I have made new late 13th - early 14th century outfits for both me and Rickard that seems like the logical choice, but should I bring clothes for other periods as well, and if so, which?
I used to be very purist and only wear one time period at an event, but it would maybe be fun to wear some of my 16th century garb. Especially if I'm going to hang out with liadethornegge and helwig. Or 12th century, it's so romantic and, unlike the 16th century, Rickard has some matching garb. I wonder if Maja still can wear her 16th century dress?

Comments

[clothsprogs.livejournal.com]

Take 12th through 16th and wear waht you feel like on the day

Teddy

[liadethornegge.livejournal.com]

I've got to agree with Teddy - bring it all! Muahaha! :)

Seriously though - your Elizabethan and Tudor garb is all very very lovely.

I am not planning on going to Visby this year - but helwig will of course be there.

[clothsprogs.livejournal.com]

I've got to agree with Teddy - bring it all! Muahaha! :)

"After all," he added callously, "It's about time Maja learned to be a Beast Of Burden. She can carry the exctra garb for you.".... {gggg}

Teddy
(Oh! The mental image of little Maja staggerign along with a load of costume... I feel a sketch coming on!)

[liadethornegge.livejournal.com]

Hee, I keep seeing a little cart with Maja harnessed infront of it and clothes piled high :)

[amonik.livejournal.com]

I don't see any reason to only wear one period per event when you have packing capacity for more (unless it's something like a Viking market where the focus is on one period).

[(Anonymous)]

I would say yes to the 12th Century, a resounding no to the 16th and yes to anything in between those dates as well!

Paul