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A Simple Coiffure: Basic Hairstyles for Victorian Women of Moderate Means
Victorian women of moderate means favored practical hairstyles such as firmly pinned plaits, simple chignons, and rolls bound up in a hair net or secured with a ribbon....
Read MoreA Passion for Auburn Hair: Victorian Views On Reddish-Brown Tresses
By the Victorian era, the passion for auburn hair had reached a fever pitch. ...
Read MoreThe Scent of Violets: Perfume, Cosmetics, and Crime in the Late Victorian Era
Violet was the reigning fragrance of the 1890s. It was used to scent everything from perfumes to tooth powder....
Read MoreEaster Bonnets of the Late 19th Century
In the nineteenth century, Easter Sunday was an occasion for ladies of all classes to don their most fashionable bonnets. ...
Read MoreA Fashionable Coiffure: Rolls, Plaits, and other Popular Hairstyles of 1863
In the 1860s, hair was arranged in enormous rolls, plaited into intricately woven patterns, or bound up into silken nets or velvet hoods....
Read MoreEmblems of the Soul: Butterflies in Victorian Fashion and Folklore
Victorians had a fascination with natural history that manifested itself in various ways, not the least of which was in fashionable clothing and décor....
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