The Quirky World of Fashion History
Fashion has always been a reflection of society, but some trends from history are downright bizarre! From powdered wigs to hoop skirts, let's dive into the quirkiest fashion choices of the past. Get ready for a journey through time where style knew no limits. And don’t forget—like and subscribe for more fascinating history!
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Did you know that in the 18th century, people wore wigs so big they had to dodge doorways?
These towering hairpieces, often powdered white, were a symbol of status and wealth.
Some even had tiny birdcages or ships built into them!
But they weren’t just impractical—they were also a breeding ground for lice.
Imagine the commitment!
Would you wear one?
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Victorian women took tiny waists to the extreme with corsets so tight they could barely breathe!
Some even had ribs removed to achieve the perfect hourglass figure.
While corsets gave an elegant silhouette, they also caused fainting spells and organ damage.
Despite the discomfort, they remained a fashion staple for centuries.
Would you endure this for beauty?
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Ever heard of crakows?
These medieval shoes had such long, pointed toes that wearers had to tie them to their knees!
The longer the toe, the higher the status.
Some were so impractical that people tripped over them constantly.
Eventually, they were banned for being too ridiculous.
Would you rock a pair of crakows today?
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In the 19th century, men’s collars were so stiff and high they were called 'father killers'—because they could
cut off circulation if too tight!
These detachable collars were starched to perfection, but they were so uncomfortable that men could barely turn their
heads.
Despite the risk, they remained a fashion must-have.
Would you wear one for style?
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In the 1920s, women’s fashion took a bold turn with dresses made entirely of glass beads!
These shimmering gowns were stunning but incredibly heavy—some weighed over 20 pounds!
Dancing in them was a workout, and sitting down?
Nearly impossible.
But flappers didn’t care; they embraced the glamour.
Would you wear a dress this impractical?
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