Photo by: Naomi Abel, R29
1880s - Black, the requisite color for mourning, really became a
thing in the Victorian Age. Strict laws dictated that plain, black dresses with no decoration were to be worn for one year and one day. For the next nine months, black silk, lace, and embellishments were allowed.
Photo by: Naomi Abel, R29
1880s - Black, the requisite color for mourning, really became a
thing in the Victorian Age. Strict laws dictated that plain, black dresses with no decoration were to be worn for one year and one day. For the next nine months, black silk, lace, and embellishments were allowed.