Nerd 🤓 says: Made popular in the Elizabethan and Tudor eras, these began as small, humble frills on shirts and evolved into massive “cartwheel” ruffs. They were massive, heavily starched, and symbolized extreme wealth and aristocratic status.
You can make your own……but I wonder what would be the WR take on it (besides size; like Basquiat’s crown)…and where the hell do you get horsehair tape nowadays?!
Remarkable riffing on ruffs.
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The last one is pretty ruff 🤣😎🙃
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👩🍳👨🎨👼 Ooooh, is this your fashion era?!
Nerd 🤓 says: Made popular in the Elizabethan and Tudor eras, these began as small, humble frills on shirts and evolved into massive “cartwheel” ruffs. They were massive, heavily starched, and symbolized extreme wealth and aristocratic status.
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History’s most inconvenient and silly fashion.
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Don’t forget the corset.
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They’re back!!!
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Hahaha. These’d be good if you were a messy eater…all trapped in the bib…er, ruff.
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🤭 Mmmf, that last one would be ‘Murder on the Dance Floor’.
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…or getting though any doorway 🤣
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😎🙆♀️🙇♀️ So cool!!! OMG, where can I get one?! Is that part of your Merch?
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🤣 I wish!!
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You can make your own……but I wonder what would be the WR take on it (besides size; like Basquiat’s crown)…and where the hell do you get horsehair tape nowadays?!
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Bigger doorways for those aristocratic appearances(like in 🏰🏫)🤗
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