Reoccurring modes of dress for women in the 1800's were bustles, corsets (called "stays" in the early part of the century), petticoats, hoops, pantalets, floor-length dresses for women who had reached puberty. Most undergarments were made of muslin (sometimes silk or more expensive fabric for people who could afford them) and outer clothes were made from calico, lindsey-woolsey, wool and other durable, cheap fabrics that the working class could afford. Of course, those who enjoyed a more comfortable station in life had finer clothes made from finer materials.
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they did not have plains back then in the 1800s
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the rich ladies with titles wore long fancy corset stlye dresses you can see one if you type 1800's dresses into google image ;)
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No, back in the 1800s women wore dresses or a blouse and a long skirt.
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no they wore them under to appear thinner
who knows now its show ur butt and everything that was concidered slutty back then and now when you where the 1800s outfits they're concidered costumes and i love those dresses from the 1800s.
they would wear buffalo fur on their back and coon hats
they did not have plains back then in the 1800s
What they call Maxi dresses are considered hot right now.
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the rich ladies with titles wore long fancy corset stlye dresses you can see one if you type 1800's dresses into google image ;)
what did a minor factory look like in the 1800s
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The first place to look for Forever 21 dresses is on the company website where online purchases may be made. They stock cocktail dresses, mini dresses, low-back dresses, and the all important little black dress.