Middle-Earth Clothing - The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum

Remmirath · 07-05-2002, 02:18 PM

Hmm. Personally I don't think fashions would change very much, especially for Elves. (with the whole, immortal thing and all. [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img] They seem to always make beautiful things, so it wouldn't really matter, they would always look beautiful. Personally, I love how the hobbit's clothes were in the movies. I thought it was perfect, except they needed a bit brighter colors in their wardrobe. Dwarves, I could see having hideous fashion sense, very tacky. Hmm. Orcs would just be nasty, probably dark and dirty rags. As for Ents, well, they don't exactly need clothes, do they?

I expect Goldberry would dress much like Elves, in light flowy clothing, and Tom Bombadil like hobbits.

07-05-2002, 02:18 PM	#1
Remmirath Pile O'Bones Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Eldalonde on fair Westernesse Posts: 12	Hmm. Personally I don't think fashions would change very much, especially for Elves. (with the whole, immortal thing and all. [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img] They seem to always make beautiful things, so it wouldn't really matter, they would always look beautiful. Personally, I love how the hobbit's clothes were in the movies. I thought it was perfect, except they needed a bit brighter colors in their wardrobe. Dwarves, I could see having hideous fashion sense, very tacky. Hmm. Orcs would just be nasty, probably dark and dirty rags. As for Ents, well, they don't exactly need clothes, do they? I expect Goldberry would dress much like Elves, in light flowy clothing, and Tom Bombadil like hobbits. __________________ "From this point on, she whispered to him earlier, we will either find or lose our souls." The English Patient "But you ARE a person, and I can't say I'm fond of that" -Nny "Over the Moutains of the Moon, down the valley of the Shadow, Ride, boldly ride, the shade replied-if you seek for Eldorado!"-Edgar Allen Poe I am dearprudence64 on AOL. IM me.