London: V&A Publications, 2006
According to Kathryn Hughes in The middle classes: etiquette and upward mobility, since women, unlike men, could not draw social status from their jobs, and doing housework was discouraged (middle class families were expected to have a maid or several specialised servants), the middle-class wife was to function as a walking billboard for her husbands material success. This article will focus on the changes in female fashion during the Victorian era
Rendered in sheer tulle with allover Scribble Dot embroidery, this womens flared midi dress offers a light, graphic interpretation of femininity
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