The Wardrobe for Victorian Era Women and Girls 1861-1865

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The Wardrobe for Victorian Era Women and Girls 1861-1865. Knowing your Impression. Researching your Wardrobe. Inside Out. The Drawers. Chemise. The Corset. Crinolines & Petticoats. Some Examples of Crinolines and Petticoats . The Dress. Children. Teens. Women.

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The Wardrobe for Victorian Era Women and Girls1861-1865
Knowing your Impression
Researching your Wardrobe
Inside Out
The Drawers
Chemise
The Corset
Crinolines & Petticoats
Some Examples of Crinolines and Petticoats
The Dress
Children
Teens
Women
Godey’s Fashion Plates

Originals

Young Girls Dresses
Teens
Women
Ball Gowns
Outerwear
Outerwear Continued :
Helpful Websites
Must Reads
In Conclusion

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