Fun Fact: During this period, everyone wore a hat in public. It was, indeed, against the law for men or women to appear in public without their head's covered. Fines levied were ruinous (up to a week's wages for each offense). I read this on the internet. It's true.

I've always loved Hollywood's take on Tudor fashion, which is about as historically accurate as Pearl Harbor or Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, or (cough) The Tudors.

But, you can't blame them mostly (I can blame Pearl Harbor, I hope Michael Bay steps on a Lego every morning), telling a Period story and costume design go hand-in-hand, and you're there for the show.

So, I merged some probably maybe not sure mostly not accurate "recreation" photos with wildly not accurate photos into a training set, made them shake hands, and created this. I focused almost exclusively on ones with the arc headpiece, as I didn't want to confuse SD with the weirder tricornish or square ones. The stiff-front corset is better the more real you go, anime has their own take on those things.

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rich complicated ballgown, (turtleneck partlet), headpiece, (tall ornate bonnet), satin, jewelry, long sleeves

corset - not usually necessary, but go ham if you want, specifying laces or zipper might add some spice, but it's designed to be a flat straight bodice

cleavage this will usually destroy the turtleneck part, medium/large breasts might work better

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Lower your cfg on this one, 5,6 is best.

Strength 0.7

This does not work well with some models. RevAnimated and things probably based on RevAnimated hates this.

Invoke with tud0r, rich complicated gown, long sleeves, hairpiece, turtleneck partlet.

Cleavage, veil