Egyptian clothing varied by gender and social class. Men commonly wore a short skirt called a shenti, while women wore a long, one-piece skirt with straps and a thin cape. Those of nobility resembled common clothes but included symbols of status like scepters and crowns. Men kept their hair cut short and wore wigs, while both men and women used cosmetics made from animal fats, with some legends saying cosmetics were invented by the god Horus to repair his eye after injury in battle.

1. EGIPTIAN CLOTHES
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2. Popular costumes
 Men wore the SHENTI that is a short skirt
with a belt

3. FEMININE COSTUMES
 The girls wore a
long skirt of one
piece with two
straps. They wore
too a short and a
thin cape that
covered their
shoulders

4. NOBILITY COSTUMES
 They wore
similar clothes
than the town but
with the scepter
and the egipcian
crown. They
wore tunics with
or whithout
sleeves

5. Hairstyle
The men had
their hair cut
and they
covered their
head with a
wig

6. Cosmetics
 All this
products were
mixed with
animal fats
 When Horus
fight against
his uncle Seth
he loses an
eye. So he
creates the
cosmetics for
getting his
beauty again

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attention