18th Century Russian Fashion
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Peter I shocked the Russian nobility by implementing Western styles of clothing and enforcing strict new dress codes. He required the nobility to abandon traditional Russian garments like the sarafana in favor of Western designs from Germany, France and Saxony. Peter was also very specific about acceptable fabrics and required men to cut their beards. While the nobility was reluctant to change, these new fashion reforms helped Westernize Russia and bring it closer to European culture and style.
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