Clothing In The Victorian Era

For rich people , silk stocking covered the legs. For the poor, they wore wool sock. It was very different from the poor and the rich. The poor didn't have any servants to help them at home . The rich had servants to help them do the stuff they needed done. The women were the ones in charge of the house and the men we in charge of getting money and working so they can have a house. The middle class had very good and comfy furniture and the poor had furniture the had holes in it and weren't very comfy. ladies had to have their legs covered. Men were, able to show their skin . It is considered good etiquette to dress right to ages , and position in society. Womens skirts grew popular between 1840 and 1860s . The pre-Raphaelite influenced
people to make aesthetic dress. When making a dress an outline is very important. The outline resembles promoting , bifurcated, divided garments or trousers. They have to wear dresses the resemble if they are wealthy, poor , or middle class. The perfect women had to have children and had to be married before she had children. The dress resemble how you live , where you live , and how much money you had. Ladies hat were made in every amazing colors. In the Mid- nineteenth century ladies were a vision to little girls and all the people in the Victorian Era. A victorian dress is silky, elegant , pretty and a very defining shape for a girl. In the 60’s mini skirts were in fashion. “ The perfect woman Queen Elizabeth” wedding dress was silk worms from lullingstone castle. Queen Elizabeth was the porefect woman because she was the Victorian Era’s Queen and she got married and had children . The Queen was very important in the Victorian Era because she showed what a real woman was and how you act when you become a real woman. The Victorian Era mad roles for use by using the people and showing them how to act. The Victorian Era was not only about who you were they shaped live and generations and generations to come. Who ever made the Victorian Era shaped history the way they wanted it because he/ or she wanted to help people in the better future. When they discovered skirts
The women's role in the Victorian Era was that they had to do everything but work. They have to clean the house and take care of their children . They were more depended on than men because they did more work. Men work for the money at real jobs. Ladies had to work at home and their number one priority was there children. Children in the the Victorian Era were dieing because the poor could not always take care of the children. In middle class they have servants so they can take care of their children and have time to clean the whole house and get supper ready for the men coming home from earning money for the family's needs .
The fashion in the Victorian Era was very important said they thought so.
Women had to be dressed how they were expected . Victorian Dress is based on shape, your personality, the money you have , and your life. They basically make your life for you and tell you how to dress so it wasn't easy for the people in the Victorian Era. Most women were told what to do more rather than follow their dreams . It was hard for women to follow there dreams back then because they have all kinds of things to do and they have no books or anything to learn with. The men had it easy because all they had to do was work for the money and they came home to food on the table and the house clean so they don't have to do anything. The women worked really hard in the Victorian Era is what i think because of how they had to act and how they were expected to do everything.
The Victorian Era dress was very important. The men didn't have any kind of way they had to be dressed , but the women did. The women couldn't show their legs and had to be dressed properly before they went outside. The men could go out in public with her legs showing and not get in trouble for it because the Victorian Era wasn't really fair. To go outside women had to have children and they had to be a perfect women. If you weren't a perfect you couldn't be accepted into the Victorian Era
community.