[DOC] [TLE] Queen Elizabeth's Influence on Elizabethan Fashion [PAR] There's a popular belief that Elizabeth's astounding wardrobe had its roots in ... 
Elizabeth's clothing expenses were actually quite modest, compared to those of 
... as fashion magazines and photographs, fashions in rural areas of England 
were often years or even decades behind London's. ... A Tour of 16th Century 
Fashion... [DOC] [TLE] Elizabethan Makeup 101 [PAR] The cosmetics worn by women during the time of Queen Elizabeth differed 
radically ... The manneristic portraits of the late 16th century all portrayed their 
female (and ... reign was well-established as an essential item for the fashionable 
woman. ... Apparently this color could be laid on quite thick; One Elizabethan 
satirist... [DOC] [TLE] These gloves were made in a fashionable hourglass shape, narrow ... [PAR] Jun 29, 2016 ... video icon  This hair color of Elizabeth I was quite fashionable in 16th century 
England # Quiz # Question. 0:29. Amazing Videos. No views... [DOC] [TLE] 15501600 in Western European fashion - Wikipedia [PAR] Fashion in the period 15501600 in Western European clothing was 
characterized by ... Since Elizabeth I, Queen of England, was the ruler, women's 
fashion became ... Depending on social status, the color could be used in any 
clothing or would be .... a vasquine in Spanish, arose in the first half of the 16th 
century in Spain. [DOC] [TLE] Portraiture of Elizabeth I of England - Wikipedia [PAR] The portraiture of Elizabeth I of England illustrates the evolution of English royal 
portraits in the ... The fashionable long galleries of later Elizabethan country 
houses were filled with sets of portraits. ... Northern portraitist of the first half of the 
century, who had made two lengthy visits to England and been Henry VIII's court 
artist. [DOC] [TLE] U1 A Recipe for a Delicious Friendship [PAR] When Queen Elizabeth I, a redhead, ruled England in the 16th century, the hair 
color was quite fashionable. Today, women around the world also add various... [DOC] [TLE] How Elizabeth I made red hair fashionable  in 1558 | Fashion | The ... [PAR] Sep 8, 2015 ... The astonishing thing is that Elizabeth chose a hair colour that had typified the 
barbarian for centuries, since the time of the ancient Greeks and their ... Red and 
white were also the colours of St George, England's patron saint. [DOC] [TLE] Women's Hairstyles & Cosmetics of the 18th Century: France ... [PAR] France and (to a lesser degree) England were the fashion leaders of this era, and 
it is to ... (in the early 18th century) to use white powder to color their wigs and 
hair, as it was less .... English actress Elizabeth Linley by Gainsborough, 1775. .... 
To be quite frank I think that these styles were a bit over the top and rediculous. [DOC] [TLE] Sixteenth-Century Clothing facts, information, pictures ... [PAR] Get information, facts, and pictures about Sixteenth-Century Clothing at ... 
Perhaps the greatest fashion trendsetter of the century was Elizabeth I of England
, who ... to Jack Cassin-Scott's Costume and Fashion in Colour, 15501760, "
fashion .... among even the wealthiest people and quite rare among the poorer 
classes. [DOC] [TLE] Hairstyles Through the Ages - Crystalinks [PAR] They even dyed their hair and wigs a variety of colors, with blues, greens, ... 
Fashionable women wore hair-pieces that were often made from the hair of ... In 
the 16th century, women began to wear their hair in extremely ornate ... Red hair 
was popular, particularly in England during the reign of the red-haired Elizabeth I, 
and... [DOC] [TLE] Two Elizabethan Hairstyles - Extreme Costuming [PAR] At the end of the 16th Century in England, the hairstyles of the middle and upper 
... Led by their fashion-conscious queen, the ladies of England padded, curled, ... 
loyal to Elizabeth, and flame-red hair was the most popular colour for women. .... 
you roll your hair around it, so it is possible to vary the height of the roll quite a bit
... [DOC] [TLE] Where the Tudor Red

Question: This hair color of Elizabeth I was quite fashionable in 16th century England
Answer: red