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The document discusses women's clothing from the Victorian era, including petticoats which protected skin and added layers under dresses; corsets which cinched waists but could damage ribs; crinolines made of wood or steel that created the fashionable bell shape but were difficult to sit in; bustles that enlarged the bottom silhouette over the years; and expensive handmade dresses requiring petticoats to avoid sweat. Outerwear always included hats, parasols, purses and gloves, while shoes were small-heeled boots. Bathing suits of the time were made of wool with long pants and shirts. In conclusion, the outfits women wore were deemed ridiculous and uncomfortable.
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- 1. VICTORIAN ERA: WOMEN’S CLOTHING Corey Augusto
- 2. PETTICOATS Protect the skin Add layers Fill out form
- 3. CORSETS Used to make a woman’s waist smaller Can crush ribs Woman passed out from lack of air
- 4. CRINOLINE Used to make the bell shape women wanted to achieve Hard to sit down in Made of wood Sometimes made of steel Very stiff
- 5. BUSTLE Used to make the shape of a woman have a larger bottom Went from all different styles and shapes through the years
- 6. DRESSES The most expensive dresses were handmade Needed petticoats to prevent the dress from getting sweaty
- 7. OUTER WARE Never left house without hat, parasol, purse, and gloves Shoes were little boots, typically with a tiny heal
- 8. BATHING SUITS!!! Made of wool Long pants and shirts
- 9. CONCLUSION The outfits women wore back then were ridiculous and very uncomfortable