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The women usually wore gowns with a square neck. Their sleeves were usually quarter sleeved, and had long pieces of lace hanging around their elbows. Younger girl's gowns would go down to about their ankles, and women's would go down to the ground. they wore a lot of the fabric "toille" They'd wear a round, small, peice of lace pinned to their heads. In the house if i wasn't formal, they'd wear lace mob caps, and outside, they'd have a wide-brimmed straw hat ontop of their mob caps. They would wear black or brown buckle shoes, or dancing slippers for dancing, looking very much like modern day flats. The men would wear blouses, vests, and jackets with buttons and sometimes lace. they wore stockings up to the knees, and knickers down to the knees. They too, wore buckle shoes. Their hair was usually tied in a ribbon, and they'd wear a three corner had. The women usually wore gowns with a square neck. Their sleeves were usually quarter sleeved, and had long pieces of lace hanging around their elbows. Younger girl's gowns would go down to about their ankles, and women's would go down to the ground. they wore a lot of the fabric "toille" They'd wear a round, small, peice of lace pinned to their heads. In the house if i wasn't formal, they'd wear lace mob caps, and outside, they'd have a wide-brimmed straw hat ontop of their mob caps. They would wear black or brown buckle shoes, or dancing slippers for dancing, looking very much like modern day flats. The men would wear blouses, vests, and jackets with buttons and sometimes lace. they wore stockings up to the knees, and knickers down to the knees. They too, wore buckle shoes. Their hair was usually tied in a ribbon, and they'd wear a three corner had.
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∙ 9y agoThe women wore long dresses with petticoats underneath. They wither wore a mop cap or a bonnet. Men wore pants with a shirt and vest. They wore waistcoats and a some wore a tri-cornered hat. Dress varied according to location.
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