Victorian Era Dress
In the victorian era you needed money to look classy. The victorian era was a very classy time everyone wore suits and dressed to look nice when they went out. In the victorian era what you wear is how people will determine your wealth and also how classy you were.
Men’s clothing has always been very classy and nice looking they were suits and ties every where they go and even at home they wear suits. Mens Pajamas were made of silk or wool for comfort. Men at work had to wear vest and flannels at work as their under clothing. Men wore vest every day they get up and put on a dress shirt and then a vest then the rest of the suit. Some time someone made the sleeping suit it was made of a plain piece of clothing that kept in heat and these were for men back in the victorian era.
A blouse was often worn by victorian era women underneath a Zouave jacket made of silk or velvet , they wore these things all the time if they were not wearing dresses. Around the late 1850’s the pagoda dress had slit open sleeves they were cut down the middle it was to widen the the sleeves. The Garibaldi jacket meant for outer wear , it was short and made of scarlet cashmere. Evening dress the sleeves on the dresses were ruffled , short , and puffed with a bertha collar to cover …show more content…
Men’s dress in the victorian era was a fancy type they only could wear suits or something nice. Women’s dress in the victorian era was the time where all you wore was dresses and gowns to bed and you couldn’t leave the bed till you had a dress on and where no girl wore pants. Children’s dress in the victorian era was just horrible boys wore dresses and skirts they wore pants to bed that is horrible. Girls had to wear a skirt and it got smaller till they were of age to wear a dress for the rest of her life. The victorians were such a classy type with clothes and they only wore only the nicest clothes
In the victorian era you needed money to look classy. The victorian era was a very classy time everyone wore suits and dressed to look nice when they went out. In the victorian era what you wear is how people will determine your wealth and also how classy you were.
Men’s clothing has always been very classy and nice looking they were suits and ties every where they go and even at home they wear suits. Mens Pajamas were made of silk or wool for comfort. Men at work had to wear vest and flannels at work as their under clothing. Men wore vest every day they get up and put on a dress shirt and then a vest then the rest of the suit. Some time someone made the sleeping suit it was made of a plain piece of clothing that kept in heat and these were for men back in the victorian era.
A blouse was often worn by victorian era women underneath a Zouave jacket made of silk or velvet , they wore these things all the time if they were not wearing dresses. Around the late 1850’s the pagoda dress had slit open sleeves they were cut down the middle it was to widen the the sleeves. The Garibaldi jacket meant for outer wear , it was short and made of scarlet cashmere. Evening dress the sleeves on the dresses were ruffled , short , and puffed with a bertha collar to cover …show more content…
Men’s dress in the victorian era was a fancy type they only could wear suits or something nice. Women’s dress in the victorian era was the time where all you wore was dresses and gowns to bed and you couldn’t leave the bed till you had a dress on and where no girl wore pants. Children’s dress in the victorian era was just horrible boys wore dresses and skirts they wore pants to bed that is horrible. Girls had to wear a skirt and it got smaller till they were of age to wear a dress for the rest of her life. The victorians were such a classy type with clothes and they only wore only the nicest clothes