1190s
Whether you were joining in on a crusade or avoiding famine, you would’ve looked great while doing so. You’re the kind of person who appreciates function over form, which means your style is pretty simple and to the point.
1280s
Whether you were involved in a bit of naval warfare or watching family dynasties be formed, clearly you would’ve looked fab while doing so. Although you like to keep your style pretty simple, you definitely enjoy the odd pop of color here and there.
1370s
Whether trying your hand at a new continental trend or watching a royal coronation through the muddy streets, you would’ve been the most stylish one around. You have a very creative personality and a keen eye for fashion, and you’re usually the first person to notice new style trends.
1460s
Whether hearing about another battle in the Wars of the Roses or some young new artist named Da Vinci something, clearly people would’ve been more enamored with seeing your latest outfit. You have a colorful and fun personality, which certainly spills over into your style sense too.
1550s
Whether avoiding execution under Queen Mary I’s (aka Bloody Mary) reign or the spread of influenza, you obviously would’ve looked hot AF while doing so. You have the kind of personality that’s attracted to luxury and opulence. You’re not afraid to push the boundaries when it comes to personal style.
1640s
Whether claiming your stake in a place called New England or traveling the world by sea, you would’ve done so in sleek and simple style. You have a fairly reserved and conservative personality, and while you can appreciate others’ fashion-forwardness, you prefer comfort above all else.