stackyFACTSDonning dark clothing wasn't just a sign of respect; it was a highly practical superstitious camouflage designed to prevent wandering ghosts from successfully locating you.
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Before a certain queen popularized the look, wearing pale fabric merely proved you were rich enough to afford a garment you could only ever wear a single time.
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To visually assert peak dominance, aristocrats wore giant, jeweled attachments over their groins that occasionally doubled as extremely awkward coin purses.
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Losing a relative meant entirely overhauling your wardrobe. Society demanded you wear specific shades of dull dark fabric for months, slowly transitioning to…
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The ultimate societal flex was taking sharp shears to your expensive outer garments just to prove you had an even more ridiculously expensive layer hidden…
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The classic fairy tale princess hat was actually a massive, rigid cone that caused endless logistical nightmares whenever someone tried to walk into a room.
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Aristocrats strapped heavily starched, platter-sized collars to their necks that required specially elongated spoons just to successfully get soup into their…
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