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Women’s Renaissance Royal Court Costume Gowns
Here at DeluxeAdultCostumes.com, we are featuring gorgeous, high-quality, Women’s Renaissance Period Royal Court Gowns worn by the ladies of the Royal Court.
The dresses and gowns I have selected to feature on this web page are reproductions of the gorgeous gowns worn by the women of royalty and noble birth. They are the women who attended the Royal Court during the Renaissance period.
These gowns can be worn for reenactments of the English Tudor Royal Court, or Queen Elizabeth’s Royal Court, at Renaissance Festivals, Renaissance weddings, theater productions, cosplay, LARP events, Halloween parties, and masquerade costume balls. Every one of the dresses found here can be worn by a Queen, a Princess or a Noblewomen of the High Court.
They are well-made costumes meant to hold up to repeated use. They are NOT cheap, off-the-rack, one-time use costumes, nor are they something you would expect to find in a Halloween costume store. I do suggest buying crinolines or petticoats to wear under the gowns to give them the fullness you see in the photos. Otherwise, the fabric of the dresses will fall limply to the floor.
Adult Queen Elizabeth I
Renaissance Royal Court Gowns
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Queen Elizabeth I, was the last reigning monarch of the House of Tudor. She was the daughter of King Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn. I hope you are pleased with the lovely replicated Queen Elizabeth I royal gowns I have found. They will make you feel like a queen when wearing one of them.
A gown made of rich taffeta fabric with hand embroidered designs on the bouffant overlay and diamond pintuck stitching on the high collar, bodice, and underskirt. The long trumpet sleeves are lined with a solid satin fabric gathered at the wrist. This gown was made for a queen, but can be worn by any woman at court.
Queen Elizabeth Adult Woman Tudor Period
Costume Gown
You’ll be the queen of the masquerade ball wearing either of these elegant gold jacquard print gowns. It has a solid satin lined collar and a solid satin front panel insert for an amazing low price. They are gorgeous theater quality House of Tudor Queen Elizabeth I style gowns. You will need to purchase a separate petticoat or hoop skirt undergarment to wear under the skirt. Without the undergarments, the skirts will be full like the dresses in the photos above.
Women’s Historical Queen Elizabeth Tudor
Costume Gowns
English royalty loved the style of the French royal women. They often brought their designs to the English court. Wearing a ruffled neck piece was an English and Dutch fashion style more so than the French. The ruff is not included with this beautiful gown. You can buy one separately above.
You will feel like the queen of the castle while wearing this exquisitely made gown. The dress is made with yards of silvery white brocade fabric. It’s accented with a stiff standup gold pleated collar and matching pleated gold sleeve cuffs. The dress is embellished at the neckline with red satin and a faux gemstone decorative pin. Copper braid trim provides further embellishment on the sleeves and down the front of the dress.
Please DO contact the vendor for special orders of specific sizing.
Lady’s Queen Elizabeth I Tudor Period Deluxe
Yellow Ball Gown
Fabulous theater quality Queen Anne Bolynn dresses. Queen Anne Boleyn, a wife to King Henry VIII, was a short-lived queen of just 4 short years. She was beheaded by King Henry VIII during her reign in 1536. This was partly due to the political reformation of the Church of England, partly due to her lack of birthing a male heir to the throne, and partly due to the roving eye of King Henry. She was the mother of Queen Elizabeth I.
Women’s Medieval Renaissance Queen Anne’s
Yellow and Green Gowns
All 3 of the high-quality green satin, velvet, and brocade gowns featured above are handmade by the same cosplay costume company. They can be custom made in green or red to your specifications. They are similar in color, fabric, and style but each is slightly different. The head pieces and the beaded belt accessory are included with gowns.
Women’s Queen Ann Boleyn Red Tudor Period
Costume Dresses
A deep red and black fabric gown fit for a queen with its rich gold trim embellishments. It has puffed red and black juliette sleeves with hanging trumpet sleeve accents over tight fitting metallic gray fabric undersleeves which match the silver-gray satin front panel of the skirt. The crown headpiece, which is included, matches the gold accents on the front black panel of the bodice, however, it is a piece I would replace. Personally, I think it looks like cheap plastic. I suggest replacing it with another crown or a Tudor headpiece designed for that era.
Women’s Renaissance Queen Anne Boleyn Tudor Period Custom Made Cosplay Costume Gowns
The under panel of this rich brown crinkle fabric dress is replicating embroidered tapestry fabric popular during the Renaissance period. The dress is embellished with gold braid trim and gold lacings for a more regal appeal. The royal train headpiece is included with the costume. I recommend wearing a crinoline or petticoat under the skirt for extra fullness.
This is a very affordable, yet elegant costume dress. Queen Anne Boleyn would have worn a dress like this one while walking about the halls of the castle or out in the garden. It is a replicated black velvet dress with wide red and gold brocade cuffs attached to puffed black velvet sleeves with creamy white chiffon ruffles. The red and gold brocade front panel is attached to a v-cut black velvet bodice. The square neckline is trimmed with black scallop lace, white braid trim, and floral detailing accented with faux pearls.
Included in this stunning dress is a Renaissance headpiece with faux pearl trim and a black tulle train draping down the back. A matching braid trim belt is also included and can be tied as desired. To wear underneath the dress is an elastic waist crinoline with a satin base layer and stiff tiers of ruffled tulle.
Women’s Renaissance Queen Costume Gowns
Play the part of a Renaissance queen wearing a gorgeous gown replicated from the gowns of the Middle Ages. Add some beautiful accessories and a tiara, crown or Medieval headpiece to complete the look of the costume.
Regal indeed, is how you will feel when wearing this stunning gown of sheer black tulle with gorgeous gold appliqué over a full skirt with layers of black tulle. Add a crown and some regal jewelry such as triple strands of creamy white pearls to really offset this costume. Toss a contrasting velvet cloak about your shoulders if venturing out into the night. You will need to purchase a petticoat separately to get the same fullness shown in the photo. This royal gown is available on Amazon in more colors, see 2 of them directly below. Wear the gowns as is or tie a ruff around the neck for the Tudor style of Elizabeth I.
The square neckline of this wine red gown is trimmed with a royal gold lace appliqué in the style of the Tudor Royal House. The contrasting colors of the lace and the gown give a dramatic effect to this royal gown. The sizes do run small. Be sure to match your measurements with the chart furnished by the vendor to get the best fit before ordering.
These next dresses are similar to the gown featured above. These beautiful velvet dresses have the same square neckline and flared sleeve design. Down the bodice front to a wide banded waistline are matching velvet decorative buttons. The difference between these next gowns and the one featured above is the intricate black lace trim as opposed to the gold. This style of dress was a very popular French Renaissance design.
Women’s Regal Velvet Flare Lace Trimmed Sleeves
French Renaissance Dresses
Medieval costume gowns to wear to the King’s Royal Court by any woman of royal standing. High-ranking women are the only ones who could afford the extravagant, luxurious fabrics.
You can be queen for a day with this inexpensive Medieval Queen costume. Included in this set is the dress with mutton top trumpet sleeves, a cloth belt, and a metal chain headpiece. I would do some alterations on the belt or replace it altogether. The headpiece will probably only be good for one night so you may want to replace the headpiece too.
Royal Medieval Queen Purple Paisley Jacquard Trumpet Sleeve Costume Gown
Personally, I’m not really fond of the crown that goes with this costume and would replace it with a metal tiara with amethyst colored gemstones. The belt is a little hokey but can be used if you like it. I think I would look for a different belt. The pendant they include is pretty cheap looking too, but again, an amethyst gemstone replacement would be ideal.
See the examples below of elegant, yet inexpensive, costume jewelry tiara crown headbands and accessories as replacements for the accessories included by the vendor.
Delicate lace adorns the ruffled trumpet sleeves, neckline, waistline, and hem of this gorgeous Medieval Royal Court gown. The simple yet elegant lines of the dress make it a perfect candidate for a Medieval wedding at a very affordable price. Wear it with a creamy white hooded velvet cloak.
Women’s Medieval Wolf Princess Green Velvet
Costume Gown
Feel the thrill of a princess being rescued by a handsome knight from a fire-breathing dragon. Any woman can feel like a princess wearing one of these beautiful Renaissance princess costume gowns. All of the gowns are fit for the role of a royal princess and can be worn at any of your favorite events. A Ren Festival, Pirate Festival, cosplay event, masquerade party, reenactment event, a Halloween event, or a LARP and RPG event are all great places for a princess to frolic.
Accurately designed, this hand sewn princess gown will have your princess feeling like the queen she will one day become. The dress is made of deep burgundy velvet with side panels of rich brocade. The square neckline, the sleeves, the dress panels and the hem of the dress are all accented with intricate golden lace trim. The focal point of this dress is the gorgeous sleeves. I love the way the puffed princess sleeves add romance to the design of this gown.
A historically accurate Medieval Berengaria costume. Berengaria of Navarre was a Basque princess who married King Richard I of England. The rich high-quality burgundy cotton velvet gown with gold satin lining and embroidered embellishments give the dress its regal look.
Adult Renaissance Princess Red Velvet Gold Satin
Trumpet Sleeve Dress
Whether a princess or a queen, either of these black and red royal dresses will fit the bill. Feel like a royal when wearing one of these princess dresses. Add the right accessories before going to your Medieval Renaissance costume event and all eyes will be following your every move.
Feel like a real princess waltzing around the ballroom in one of the royal gowns. Elegant embroidered embellishments adorn the skirts of these palace ball gowns. A crinoline, petticoat, or hoop skirt undergarment should be purchased to wear under these 3 elegant princess ball gowns. This will provide the fullness you see in the above image.
When needing a winter Renaissance ball gown, this cashmere and silk dress and cape are a perfect solution. The pale gray-blue gown is elegantly simple with a rich luxurious feel. Included is a sheer snowflake printed cape with a white faux fur collar.
Women’s Elegant Medieval Renaissance Fantasy Princess Cosplay Costume Gowns
Unfortunately, the capes and jewelry are not included with these deluxe princess dresses. The elegant velvet dresses have long sleeves with an empire waistline and a satin front panel insert. The empire waistline dresses were very popular after the French Revolution.
The dresses are accented with a lovely embroidered trim and they lace up the back with satin ribbon. If your size doesn’t fit within their sizing guidelines, you can e-mail the vendor with a special order.
You know at first glance that the women dressed in this beautifully regal crimson red and gold print Fleur-De-Lis Renaissance Gown is a woman of noble birth. In many European realms, only the wives and daughters of nobles ranking higher than an Earl were allowed to wear red during the Elizabethan and Renaissance eras.
A pale golden shimmer fabric embellishes the gown’s collar, belt, and hem of the gown’s skirt. The detachable belt is accented with a jeweled broach befitting only noblewomen during the Renaissance. A delicate red sequin lace trims the collar, the hem, and down the center of the belt, finishing the dress. I recommend adding a Tudor style head accessory to complete the look.
Women’s Renaissance Satin & Black Lace Noblewomen’s Corset Gown Costumes
This gorgeous black cotton velveteen dress is an ideal costume to be worn by any lady of high-rank at court. The dress has mutton sleeves and is embellished with gold braid trim. A red and gold tapestry panel insert adorns the front of the dress. Included is a separate faux fur collar (not shown) bringing rich elegance to the overall style of the dress.
Beautiful trumpet sleeve Renaissance lady velvet gowns with royal trimmings of brocade, braiding, and embroidery. Perfect ball gown costumes to wear to masquerade parties, reenactment events, and Renaissance or Pirate Festivals.
Royal French Renaissance Baroque Rococo Costume Gowns
During the French Renaissance during the 15th and 16th-century, the Royal Court fashion was more elaborate and flamboyant than European countries. They were much more filly with lots of ruffles, bows, and lace especially during the reigns of King Louis XIV and XV.
Louis XV’s mistress, Madame Pompadour, was the most influential fashionista of the time. She was extravagant and flamboyant in her taste and with money. She loved pastels, delicate floral patterns, multiple tiers of lace flounces, with rows and rows of bows. The style was light, fun, and happy.
The skirts grew substantially in width with ample amounts of fabric, becoming known as the cartwheel and farthington. The skirts required special pannier undergarments to support the shape and fullness of the skirts.
Lady’s Deluxe Theatrical Quality French Renaissance Gown
These dresses (above and below) are in the style of the Royal French Court during the French Renaissance. The style is leaning more towards the French Rococo fashion era.
Women’s Theater Quality Marie Antoinette French Rococo Costume Dress
I hope you found a gown you like among these elegant Ladies Renaissance Royal Court Costume Gowns.
Pair a dress with a Renaissance Noblemen’s Costume and make an elegant couple costume.
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