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Jane Austen Regency Period
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Clothing
Women's Fashion
- Three light layers
- Chemise
- Corset
- Gown
- Simple Accessories
- Informal
- Lighter
- More hygienic
- Express individuality
- Daily needs
Women's Fashion
Gowns
- Loose - Muslin
- Specific dresses
- Morning
- Plain
- Evening
- Intricate
Daily Life
What did Girls do?
-Starts around 10 a.m
-home centered life
- highly skilled
- Have free time
- 11am–3pm morning- daily tasks
Men's Fashion
Dandy Style
- Effort
- Linen
- Tailoring
- Neckcloth
- Coats
- Boots
- Subtle, refined
Men's Fashion
- Simple
- Tailoring = Quality
- Subtle looks
- No accessories
- Wool, linen, cloth
What Did the guys do?
- Start around 10 a.m
-supervise “upper” servants
Lower Class Life
-conduct business
- morning activities
- get up eat breakfast
- get more land
Etiquette
- Well-bred men and women;
-polite
- graceful
- considerate
- speak softly
Music/ Dance
- unmarried lady not write/send letters to a male acquaintance unless engaged to him
-A gentleman may not greet a lady in public unless she acknowledges him first.
- the classical music
-Ex song: Mr. Beveridge’s Maggot.
Waltz
Since nothing to do, It Party Time
Night Life :
- Dinner Party
- Dance
- Tea time
-play parlor games
real vs. imaginary
Jane Austen's England
Steventon
Hampshire: Steventon
from:
1775-1801
Died in:
General Background
Winchester
Women
- Education
- Professions
- Property - marriage necessary
- Role=Have children
SoutHampton
Medical
- No medical knowledge
- Doctors expensive
- No anesthetic
- Disease spread
- King George III
- 13 colonies
- French Revolution
- Industrialization
- Prosperity
- Income=status
Children
- No education
- Coal mines,
- Jobs dangerous
- Damage to health
Food and Water
- Supply of water not safe
- Poor quality meat
- Preservation