(#6) Virgo (August 23 - September 22)
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Nowadays we mostly associate powdered wigs with judges and the founding fathers, but back in the days when they were popular, they were for men in general, especially men suffering from syphilis. The reason Virgo could rock a powdered wig, thankfully, is quite different; this zodiac sign is known for being on the analytical and hardworking side, both traits commonly associated with judges and America's founding fathers. Making a powdered wig a part of the Virgo wardrobe is a callback to an old trend, one that can easily be reappropriated for modern fashion. White and silver hair is all the rage, after all!
(#12) Pisces (February 19 - March 20)
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Hobble skirts are a commitment. An alternative to the corset, hobble skirts freed women from the tight bosom-boosters by instead emphasizing the shape of their legs. The tightness of the skirts meant women walked with tiny, gliding steps that emphasized ideals of femininity in a different way. For the modern Pisces, a tight-fitting skirt encapsulate not just their gentleness (reflected in that dainty step) but also their sometimes fearful natures, which may make them a little hesitant. It's also perfect for those Pisces who sometimes venture a little too far into martyrdom, as people might be inclined to pity those who are wearing restrictive skirts. But hey, that's all part of the appeal!
(#5) Leo (July 23 - August 22)
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Oh, Leos. For all their cheerful natures and general good nature, they can be a little on the haughty side. That's why they're so well-suited for macaroni - that is, the fashion favored by the aristocracy of the 1700s. Macaroni, which many may have heard of from Yankee Doodle, originated as a fashion that marked one as particularly worldly, but the term evolved to mean, "a person who exceeded the ordinary bounds of fashion," or what we'd refer to today as "extra." That's not to knock the modern Leo, who is creative and loves fine, expensive things - there are as many ways to express oneself as there are people in the world, after all. But if there's one historical fashion era likely to encapsulate the Leo's creativity and their occasional inclination toward arrogance, it's macaroni.
(#4) Cancer (June 21 - July 22)
- Constellation
Cancer is one of the zodiac's most nurturing signs. Associated with emotions but also a tough exterior (hence being the Crab), the sign is therefore a perfect complement to the 12th-century bliaut. Though it looks feminine by our standards, this outfit, with its long, draping sleeves, was actually worn by both men and women in history. It's simple at first glance, but its tight waist and long sleeves are more complex than might be expected, just like a Cancer. Their cravings for culture are perfectly in tune with the high-society association of bliauts, which are commonly seen on nobles of the medieval era. Just like nobles, it's possible for Cancers to be both nurturing and a little on the cliquey side, making bliauts the perfect historical fashion for the sign.
(#11) Aquarius (January 20 - February 18)
- Constellation
The average Aquarius loves to be a little daring. For those looking to be a lot daring, there's Marie Antoinette-inspired hair styles. Though the infamous queen was herself a Scorpio, those wild hairstyles are all Aquarius. From including little figurines for social commentary purposes to piling hair incredibly high on the head, Antoinette's hair was always a statement piece. For Aquarius, extravagant hairstyles externalize their progressive and fun natures; they're always thinking forward and pushing the envelope a bit, especially from a humanitarian perspective. Why not use a fancy coiffure to raise awareness for the cause du jour?
(#1) Aries (March 21 - April 19)
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Confident Aries prefers fashion that supplements their natural demeanor. They need comfortable clothes that say "I'm confident enough to wear this," rather than begging people to look at them, which is why crakows are an appealing historical trend for the sign. These pointy-toed shoes were often stuffed with material like moss to better hold their shape, especially because the longer they were, the higher the status. Aries's energy and determination means the crakow, too daring for may other modern zodiac signs, is the perfect fit. The shoe is like a little flash of individuality; it doesn't even need to be particularly extravagant to make a statement.
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