Costume

Costume, the dress and clothing of humans and humanlikes, has changed through the millennia. Clothing indicates social class, profession, cultural and ethnic derivation, and the whims of fashion. Military persons and servants of the state also dress in distinctive costume to show their position and function. Wizards and priests since ancient time have worn special costume. Most cultures have separate clothing for men and women, and often for children.

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Costume of the Pallathantic

Costume Periods of the Pallathantic

• Pre-Yophenthean Costume

Dwarven Codpieces

• Early Yophenthean Empire, 300 to 550

Iseamber Crown

• High Yophenthean Empire, 550 to 840

Drinca

Safoth

• Late Yophenthean Empire,840 to 1000

Rhogarion

Thíamu

• Yophenthean Successor States, 1000 to 1300
• Age of Sky, 1300 to 1600
• Humanlike Resurgence, 1600 to 1800
• Early Chaotic Magian,1800 to 2000
• High Chaotic Baroque, 2000 to 2290
• Late Chaotic Baroque, Isbajutha, 2290 to 2350
• Neo-Arathracian, Incarnandist, 2350 to 2445
• New Medibgóëse, 2445 to 2505

Svigask

• New Thracian, 2505 to 2580

Gorcorumb Coat

• High Aurician, 2580 to 2630 (High Bijälish, 2575 to 2626)

Thraven Coat

• New Throvian or New Aurician, 2630 to 2690
• Asbardian Pickelhaube Dragon Knight Helmets
• New Imperial, 2690 to 2740

Boosbot Coat

Boosbotine Coat

• Modern, 2740 to present

Gavant Trousers

Shamot Hat

Strundee

Talifish Shamot Hat

Teffcorren Jacket

List of Costumes, Garments, Textiles, and Dyes

• Drinca
• Dwarven Codpieces
• Ffwrsva
• Gensk Linen
• Gorcorumb Coat
• Imridsul
• Iseamber Crown
• Rhabufely
• Rhogarion
• Safoth
• Svigask
• Thíamu
• Thraven Coat
• Yuncovit

See Also

• Art Periods of the Pallathantic Region