(This doesnt come as too big of a surprise given how often marriages were a business/political agreement vs the love stories we see today.) In Elizabethan times, upper class brides wore satin, velvet or corduroy, while those who were not wealthy wore wool, cotton or flax in direct contrast to the minimalistic, quiet luxury weve seen in recent years
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The square neckline gives it a clean, structured look, while the button-down front with covered details adds a subtle, elevated touch
Keep the overall look clean and cohesive
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Pairs beautifully with satin for a feminine slip silhouette