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There's something called "artistic license"; sometimes creativity doesn't want to strictly follow historical facts, and it doesn't even need to.
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There's something called "artistic license"; sometimes creativity doesn't want to strictly follow historical facts, and it doesn't even need to.
I hate to be that guy, but I'm gonna be that guy anyway.
Why are some characters wearing late victorian fashion others are wearing renaissance clothing while others while others are wearing early XX century clothing. And whats worse most characters have XX century haircuts as well.
Look I know the author is Korean but basic information about period appropriate attire in Europe or anywhere else in the world is easily avaliable for free.