1837 1849: points, puffs and petticoats When Victoria became Queen in 1837, fashion was characterised by low, almost off-the-shoulder necklines for evening and formal wear (higher necklines, collars, and small shawls were worn for daywear), cinched waistlines often forming a low point at the front, and fairly wide skirts protruding to the same extent all the way around
While her spirit may be dampened, the crestfallen princess is held up by suitable clothing that leaves no doubts as to who she is
Add-ins that work: Onion powder, garlic powder, fresh herbs, or even a splash of buttermilk powder add great depth
Made from a stretch fabric for a comfortable, figure-flattering fit, this dress is perfect for girls' night, birthday celebrations, or your next standout event
In short: Be bold
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