19th century clothing

As we can see this gown seems very simple and plain. This is most likely due to being in the middle/lower class. The dress is made from a cotton material and had a few buttons don the middle of the bodice. With a simple neckline and long sleeves, there most likely has a tight fitted bodice, skirt, chemise, bustle, and corset cover underneath the plain gown.

If you think you take too much time to get ready in the morning, wait till you meet this young woman who dresses to impress in a very unusual way. Mila Povoroznyuk from Ukraine, who is known to her fans as your_sunny_flowers, has ditched all modern fashion trends to follow her own aesthetic that makes her look like she came back from the 19th century.

Peignoir Date: 1860–65 Culture: American Medium: cotton Dimensions: Length at CB (bodice): 13 3/4 in. (34.9 cm) Length (skirt): 41 1/2 in. (105.4 cm) Credit Line: Gift of M. Winifred and Beatrice F. Hyslop, 1960 Accession Number: C.I.60.11.1 Metropolitan Museum of Art.

(1) WikiVictorian on Twitter: "Day dress, 1900. Galleria del Costume di Palazzo Pitti, Firenze. https://t.co/5MiZJxjpUq" / Twitter

Portrait of Princess Dagmar of Denmark, Maria Feodorovna of Russia 1865

EVENING DRESS: BODICE AND SKIRT 1898-1901

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