THE STAGES OF SUIT THOUGH DIFFERENT PERIODS
In this regency period, the predominant
upper-class clothing introduced by Brummell
for day wear was a tightly fitting, dark coloured
tailcoat with non-matching (usually pale)
trousers, pale waistcoat, white shirt and cravat
and tall boots.
upper-class clothing introduced by Brummell
for day wear was a tightly fitting, dark coloured
tailcoat with non-matching (usually pale)
trousers, pale waistcoat, white shirt and cravat
and tall boots.
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