how did the french revolution end all distinctions imposed by he sumptuary laws?
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After the French Revolution, it was income and not class which decided a person’s clothing.Men and women began to wear loose and comfortable clothing. The colours of France became popular as they were considered a sign of the patriotic citizen. The red cap of liberty, long trousers and the revolutionary cockade pinned on a hat became fashion — these were political symbols. Simplicity of clothing was meant to express the idea of equality.
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- People started wearing clothing that was loose and comfortable.
- Blue, red and white colours became popular and were considered the signs of patriotism.
- Now the difference in dress was based on the earnings.
- Other political symbols too became a part of dress.
- For example : A red cap symbolised liberty.
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