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	Luscombe, Stephen. "Restoration Fashion." ''The British Empire'', http://www.britishempire.co.uk/art/fashion.htm. Accessed 21 July 2009.		Luscombe, Stephen. "Restoration Fashion." ''The British Empire'', http://www.britishempire.co.uk/art/fashion.htm. Accessed 21 July 2009.

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	http://www.britishempire.co.uk/art/fashion.htm		Luscombe, Stephen. "Restoration Fashion." ''The British Empire'', http://www.britishempire.co.uk/art/fashion.htm. Accessed 21 July 2009.

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	~~'''Restoration fashion''' describes the clothes that were commonly worn (by men and women) at the time of Restoration in England.~~		For gentlemen: long waistcoat without buttons (this coat was probably the most significant novelty). The reason for introducing this jacket was simple: It was far more practical for riding, although it still went down to the knees. One could choose between breeches (which were very wide and therefore looked more like petticoats and not like short trousers) and stockings.
	~~These clothes mostly contained a~~ long waistcoat without buttons (this coat was probably the most significant novelty). The reason for introducing this jacket was simple: It was far more practical for riding, although it still went down to the knees ~~due to the lack of trousers~~. ~~You also~~ could choose between breeches (which were very wide and therefore looked more like petticoats and not like short trousers) and stockings.
	Wigs were also introduced. At the beginning, they were small, but they grew bigger over the years.		Wigs were also introduced. At the beginning, they were small, but they grew bigger over the years.

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	'''Restoration fashion''' describes the clothes that were commonly worn (by men) at the time of Restoration in England.		'''Restoration fashion''' describes the clothes that were commonly worn (by men and women) at the time of Restoration in England.
	These clothes mostly contained a long waistcoat without buttons (this coat was probably the most significant ~~introduction~~). The reason for introducing this jacket was simple: It was far more practical for riding, although it still went down to the knees due to the lack of trousers. You also could choose between breeches (which were very wide and therefore looked more like petticoats and not like short trousers) and stockings.		These clothes mostly contained a long waistcoat without buttons (this coat was probably the most significant novelty). The reason for introducing this jacket was simple: It was far more practical for riding, although it still went down to the knees due to the lack of trousers. You also could choose between breeches (which were very wide and therefore looked more like petticoats and not like short trousers) and stockings.
	Wigs were also introduced. At the beginning, they were small, but they grew bigger over the years.		Wigs were also introduced. At the beginning, they were small, but they grew bigger over the years.

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'''Restoration fashion''' describes the clothes that were commonly worn (by men) at the time of Restoration in England.
These clothes mostly contained a long waistcoat without buttons (this coat was probably the most significant introduction). The reason for introducing this jacket was simple: It was far more practical for riding, although it still went down to the knees due to the lack of trousers. You also could choose between breeches (which were very wide and therefore looked more like petticoats and not like short trousers) and stockings.
Wigs were also introduced. At the beginning, they were small, but they grew bigger over the years.

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http://www.britishempire.co.uk/art/fashion.htm