Lady Captain
Just like the men, the frock coat symbolized the Captain's position fer all to see. You can wear a skirt or breeches as a captain. As you know a women can have many different outfits, even portraying the same character, it depends if ye be at the local tavern or the Governor's mansion.
Nassau
$700-1200
Charles Town
$600-1100
Formal Lady
Ladies be wives or daughters of land holding gentlemen. They were gowns, this be more of a historically accurate garb. Yar position in society determines the type of clothes ye be wearing.
Irish Tavern
$150-180
Kaya Dress
$350-450
Traditional Lady
The common wench n' a lady pirate both wear the same blouse, boned corset n' petticoat, the difference be that a lady pirate wears a pirate hat n' weapons. How ye be wearing the clothes determines yar purpose: sexy (modern) or proper (historical).
Piratical Duchess
$280-480
Corset Dress
$320-520
Milady
$350-$550
Lady Bucs
$245-515
ECU Lady Pirate
$315-520
Patriotic Wench
$225-375
Mardi Gras
$250-400
Modern Lady
The traditional look be with long petticoat under a over skirt. The modern look be with only one shorter skirt to show off a knee, how scandalous! Both wear the real steel boned corset or bodice to give that hour glass shape.
Basic Wench
A common wench normally doesn't wear a steel boned corset, weapons or a pirate hat. These outfit arrr more comfortable to wear n' more affordable to yar dubloom purse. Great looks to start out, which ye can later upgrade.
Tortuga
$165-265
Jamestown
$125-270
Lady Kilt
$150-300
Sassy Wench
$135-150
Tart
$120-180
Starter Wench
$80-155
Wench Lite
$35-80
Cross Dresser
Historically in the age of piracy, the only women aboard tall ship be ones that dressed like a man. Women of the East didn't have that issue.
