Russian Empire

long Russian shirt
Harem pants are wide trousers that you tuck into your boots.
A long outer garment worn over a shirt. It was sometimes called a "sibirka."
Outerwear. Depending on the weather, this could be a drape coat or, in cold weather, a fur coat.
Headwear. In summer - a felt hat, in winter - a cap

January 1905, you are dressed in imperial clothing, you have a saber on your belt, a mustache and beard. St. Petersburg and the workers are working 12-14 hours a day and living on the brink of starvation. Priest Georgy Gopon gathers thousands of people. They take to the streets not with weapons, they go asking for justice. People still believe in the good Tsar, Father, they believe that he simply does not know about their suffering. Thousands of people are heading to the Winter Palace. They carry icons, cresces, and portraits of the Tsar, but the generals see a threat. They are waiting for disorder and an uprising.