The Tangle of Fashion Hats and Manners of 19th Century Women
The article surveys evolving women’s headwear and garments, criticizing the era’s fashions as impractical and burdensome. It echoes a plea for simpler dress, weighing health, comfort, and virtue against elaborate trims, while recounting social anecdotes about attire and courtesy.
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