You can also find inventories of gifts given to her older sister Mary and her husband Philip in 1556-1557.
These lists are useful for artisans and craftspeople (especially those interested in 16th century English reenactment/recreation); there are detailed descriptions of garments, lace, embroidery, jewelry, and even food items. In order to provide a more complete picture of the items described in the inventories, I have cross-referenced them with links to related pages elsewhere on this site; when possible, there are links to the gift-givers’ biographies.
Who's who? See Who's Who in Tudor History and Ladies of Honour.
What's what? The Elizabethan Costuming Page has a useful Overview of an Elizabethan Outfit, and Color in Elizabethan Dress.
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