Demontration of Historic Underpinnings
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At an Afternoon Tea at Hearthside, I
graciously demonstrated what made the foundations of a Victorian women.
By giving a closer look at the underpinnings of the era.
The most difficult part was the lacing and unlacing of the corset.
Woman wore many pretty petticoats under their skirts. The more the merrier.
It was enjoyed by all the guest and by myself.
Wardrobe Demonstration with Lady Estelle Barada & Mrs. Quinn Burgess.
October 17, 2019
5:30pm to 7:00pm
Freedom in Fashion: Black Victorian Dress Public ·
Hosted by Stages of Freedom-A Talk & Wardrobe Demonstration with Lady Estelle Barada & Mrs. Quinn Burgess.
We talked about the fashion choices available to African American women from the end of slavery to the early 1900s.
5:30pm to 7:00pm
Freedom in Fashion: Black Victorian Dress Public ·
Hosted by Stages of Freedom-A Talk & Wardrobe Demonstration with Lady Estelle Barada & Mrs. Quinn Burgess.
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