It was the behaviour, the attitude and the knowledge that displayed their affluence and it could only be possessed if you were born in that social class. In contrast, the purpose of clothing for the working class was not for display. However, it was the basic need to cover themselves and the functionality and the practicality that they needed when they were working...
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Before the industrialisation process, fashion merely existed for the upper class, the only real consumers of the period, but as soon as the mass production emerged in the United States in the first half of the 19th century, it disseminated to lower and working classes. The United States, a country well- known for its democracy, when compared to Europe, was in fact not very democratic as far as clothing was concerned, particularly in the 19th century...
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Victorian Morality If you were suppose to host a ball, first of all you either give a ball in a good and fashionable style or don't bother hosting one at all. You must also wear all fashionable clothing...	2 / 442
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Elizabethan Clothing This was not just dictated by the wealth of the person, it also reflected their social standing. Only Royalty were permitted to wear clothes trimmed with ermine...	2 / 353
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