Fashion, yes! Queen Catherine of Aragon (the first wife) is believed to have started the trend of wearing a farthingale (hoop skirt). The farthingale or verdugados in Spanish had been a staple of Spanish fashion for at least 20 years before Catherine came to England. When she got to England, it took about another 20 years for the trend to catch on there. However, she is credited with starting it.

Anne Boleyn is believed to have introduced the French Hood to the English court. Anne had been away at the French court before coming back to England with the "continental style" of hat.

As for makeup, there is a great article on the various sometimes dangerous items to achieve the beauty ideals of the day. These included white lead and vinegar to give a pale completion and many other recipes in the article from period sources. Not all are Henrician but they are all 16th C English.