this is because they wanted to look slim so they could wear tight dresses
Women wore corsets and petticoats
Stays and corsets. I know it was really uncomfortable, but it made your back all straight. It was proper for a lady to wear.
Corsets were a key garment in shaping women's fashion and societal norms during the Victorian era. They were worn to create an hourglass figure, emphasizing a small waist and accentuating the curves of the bust and hips. The tight-lacing of corsets was seen as a symbol of femininity and refinement, but it also restricted women's movement and comfort. The popularity of corsets reflected the ideal of a delicate and submissive woman, reinforcing traditional gender roles and expectations in Victorian society.
ragged clothes
corsets, petticoats, bonnets, etc
Women wore corsets and petticoats
A Victorian fainting couch is couch, which is raised at one end. Some people claim they were invented for women who passed out because of too tight corsets.
Stays and corsets. I know it was really uncomfortable, but it made your back all straight. It was proper for a lady to wear.
Corsets were a key garment in shaping women's fashion and societal norms during the Victorian era. They were worn to create an hourglass figure, emphasizing a small waist and accentuating the curves of the bust and hips. The tight-lacing of corsets was seen as a symbol of femininity and refinement, but it also restricted women's movement and comfort. The popularity of corsets reflected the ideal of a delicate and submissive woman, reinforcing traditional gender roles and expectations in Victorian society.
bra and thongs
Poor Victorian people wore things like ragged dresses, waistcoats and shorts and men tried to find cloth from the streets which was hard because most Victorians didnt throw away any clothing because it is all they ever have got to wear.Rich Victorian women wore long dresses and corsets with a long skirt.
ragged clothes
No. There is a Bra built in to most corsets.
Because he started wearing corsets. In the victorian era it was actually common for people to have a rib removed to achieve the hourglass look.
Corsets.
Yes they did. They wore hoop/crinoline skirts, pettiecoats, corsets, chemises, vest, and other things depending on their social status.
They were all in victorian attire