Medieval Woman: Historical Dress Up Game for Girls
Medieval Woman is a historical dress up game with a fantasy side. You dress one woman of the Middle Ages, and the wardrobe is broad enough to make her a peasant, a knight, a princess or a queen.
Real medieval clothing
The clothes are based on real garments of the period, which makes this creator a good fit for history lovers:
- chemises, the linen underdress worn by almost everyone
- corsets
- kirtles, the fitted gown worn over the chemise
- girdles, the belts worn at the waist
Layering a chemise, a kirtle and a girdle gives you an authentic everyday look. Adding richer fabrics and jewelry moves her up through the social ranks.
Headdresses
Head coverings were a big part of medieval and Tudor fashion, and the game has a varied selection of both. A simple veil suits a village woman, while a structured Tudor hood looks like a lady of the court.
Capes and a plague doctor mask
Layered capes add drama, and there is one surprising item: a plague doctor mask, the beaked mask worn in later centuries during epidemics. It is a striking piece for a darker, more mysterious character.
Items in her hands
An assortment of hand-held items includes weapons and other accessories. A sword makes her a knight, a basket makes her a villager and a scepter makes her a queen.
For stories and games
Medieval Woman is useful for creating characters for tabletop role-playing games like D&D, or simply for exploring what women wore in medieval Europe.
Characters to try
Village girl
Chemise, simple kirtle, a veil and a basket.
Warrior lady
Corset, layered cape and a weapon.
Tudor queen
Rich gown, a Tudor headdress and jewelry.
The plague doctor
Dark cape and the beaked mask.
Playing Medieval Woman
- Start with the chemise and choose a kirtle or corset over it.
- Add a girdle at the waist.
- Pick a medieval or Tudor headdress.
- Layer capes, or add the plague doctor mask.
- Give her a weapon or another hand-held item.
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Frequently asked questions
What kind of clothes are in Medieval Woman?
Chemises, corsets, kirtles, girdles, capes and medieval and Tudor headdresses.
Can I make a knight or a queen?
Yes. The wardrobe covers peasants, knights, princesses and queens.
Is there a plague doctor mask?
Yes, along with layered capes.
Can I use it for D&D characters?
Yes. It works well for creating characters for tabletop role-playing games.