During the Victorian period, children's fashion underwent changes. Boys would wear dresses until age 5, then sailor suits became popular for boys after being worn by Queen Victoria's son. Fashionable little girls would dress like their mothers, except with shorter dresses. Women's fashion in the 1830s featured fuller bell-shaped skirts, puffed sleeves, and ornate hats, along with lower necklines and short sleeves on most dresses.

1. By Emily Niblo

2. Boys fashion
 Boys would wear dresses until they were 5 years old .
 Sailor suits were first saw on Queen Victoria’s son and
then became very popular to boys .

3. CHILDREN’S FASHION
CHILDRENS FASHION
UNDERWENT A NUMBER OF
CHANGES DURING THE
VICTORIAN PERIOD.

4. Girls Fashion
FASHONABLE LITTLE GIRLS
WOULD DRESS LIKE THEIR
MOTHERS EXCEPT THEIR
DRESSES WERE SHORT INSTEAD
OF LONG .

5. Children’s Fashion

6. WOMANS FASHION
 By the 1830`S woman’s
fashion had returned to a
more ornamental style with
fuller bell shaped skirts
puffed sleeves and highly
trimmed hats.
 Most Victorian dresses had
lower necklines and very
short sleeves .

7. Victorian Shoes
Here are some examples of Victorian shoes.