Top 10 Unusual Fashion Trends From The Victorian Era

Top 10 Unusual Fashion Trends From The Victorian Era

Beauty in the Victorian Era truly was odd, but just how dangerous were these cosmetics? Join us today on Bumblebee as we count down our Top 10 Unusual Fashion Trends From The Victorian Era!

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Timecodes:
0:00- Intro
0:10- Top Hats
1:21- Flirty Fans
2:24- Bottomless Underwear
3:32- Mourning Garb
5:07- Human Hair Wear
5:59- Buggy Dresses
7:01- Ballgown
8:46- Bird Brained
10:07- Paris Green
11:30- Lookin' Dead

Hosts:
🐝Tereza Fleury

Editors:

[brandyloutherback]

Corset myths -10 points! The crinoline was a way to lift the skirts off the ground bit keep the fullness without all the heavy starched petticoats.

[angelique]

Hello Kitten, thank you for another interesting video. You are a great addition to MAT-10.

[KuramiRocket]

Europe is so wild. The Victorian Era really was such a death trap.

[brandyloutherback]

In 1864, the Cage Crinoline would've been used, not a bustle dress like in the pic u used!

[patriciapalmer]

During the Gilded Age, upper class American women changed outfits an average of 9 times a day, the weight of clothing 40+ pound's. A personal ladies maid necessary for hundreds of buttons and pinnings on outfits and dressing her hair for each. No wonder they died young, they were exhausted.

[purplealice]

Now we know where the goths came from.

[msnman]

What’s the unusual fashion trends buzz bumblebee🐝

[Captain.AmericaV]

We seem to of improved in many ways since the Victoria era, but sadly poverty greed avarice and war hasn't!!

[Sanderly]

Taller the top hat, illustrated how wealthy you were

[joterry]

Might be a good idea for you to learn the correct pronunciations of all the words, for example you butchered the word: aristocracy, to name only one!

[RandomNexus]

Sorry, nit-picky moment: 'Irregardless' isn't a word; you wanted just 'regardless'.

[lolacampbell]

Don't forget the chic trends of cholera and lousy drinking water and broxy meat and starvation and elitism...and poor houses fun times and oh yeah the sick look Is still a thing just look at the modeling career and magazines saying a size 6 is fat and a size 14 is obese..not too much has changed

[UpperDarbyDetailing]

Next time you do a video on royalty... learn how to say 'aristocracy'. Crescendo as well.