Often Waist-length, Sequins, And Featured Collars And Lapels • Coat Worn Over The Waistcoat Early In The Period ゲイAIエロ
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The place is a luxury bedchamber in a french royal palace about 1750-1789. The sheets in the bed are pink and golden. In a side wiev the wiever can see a naked man laying on the bed with a massive erected penis and a Hugh black African bodybuilder with an enormous gigantic penis stand behind the laying mans backside/butt. All men in the room has large erected penises. A man in blue suit, white wig and naked lower body on one side grab the laying mans right leg. A man in red suit and white wig stand on the other side of the bed lifts the laying mans left leg. The men in blue and red suits lifts the laying mans both legs wide apart towards the ceiling. Men's fashion between 1750 and 1789 shifted from vibrant, heavily embroidered Rococo court styles to more tailored, English-influenced, and practical silhouettes. The Core Ensemble The standard three-piece suit for elite and middle-class men consisted of three main items: • Shirt: A long-sleeved, knee- or mid-thigh-length linen or cotton garment worn directly against the skin as an undergarment. • WaistcoatVest: Worn over the shirt. In the 1750s, waistcoats were longer, but by the 1780s they became, often waist-length, and featured collars and lapels. • Coat: Worn over the waistcoat. Early in the period, coats featured full skirts and side pleats. By the late 1770s and 1780s, coats began to feature cutaway or tailcoat styles with sleeves and higher collars. • Breeches: Knee-length, tight-fitting trousers fastened just below the knee with buckles or buttons. • Neckwear: Linen cravats or tied stocks wrapped around the neck, sometimes accented with lace. Evolution by Decade • 1750–1775Rococo & Court Splendor: • Wealthy men wore the habit à la française, a luxurious suit heavily decorated with gold or silver embroidery, sequins, and bright Rococo colors. • Frock coatssimpler coats originally meant for riding or country weargrew increasingly popular for day-to-day use. • Hair was typically powdered, tied back in a queueponytail, or worn in a wig, paired with tricorn hats.
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