Whereas today's undershirts are typically well-fitted and feature short sleeves, comfy crewnecks, and breathable V-necks, men in the Middle Ages wore tunic-like shirts with billowing sleeves, loose mid-sections, and plunging necklines, while some styles featured collars that resemble modern-day dress shirts
Take these styles for inspiration
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Start at the shoulder seam and pin the edges together
This gown features tonal sequin embroidery in a wave pattern on a champagne net base
Aside from steering you clear of messy, dragging hems and bunched skinny jeans, showing just a sliver of ankle between the end of your pants and the beginning of your boots or sneakers will trick others into thinking youre at least 56...even if youre just shy of 48