Bloomers suit
Amelia Bloom, the greatest abstinence advocate and newspaper editor in the 1850s, encouraged women to wear fewer blessings and practical clothes. Her newspaper, LilyShe worked with activist and writer Elizabeth Smith Miller "Blomer Outfit". The bloomer suit consisted of a knee-length skirt and trousers under the vest, which became hugely popular with other abstinence activists and women.
But the women who chose to wear this bloomer suit were considered terrible according to social standards at the time and were harassed by people. Indeed, many editorials have been published on how Bloomer Suit exposed women's mystery by revealing too much! The bloomer suit was ridiculed by the press and society until it was pushed out of fashion, but not before it was voted for fashion.
Muslin dress
Sheer sheer muslin dress was popular by Marie Antoinette, the last queen of France. A new era has begun in the French court where women show their skin more comfortable. However, the fabric was not very suitable for winter, because it is very thin and provides almost zero insulation. Rumor has it that some women may show off their bodies by soaking them with water or perfume to expose them to more of the climate factors.
According to numerous historians, the Muslin outfit actually caused more than 1800 influenza outbreaks in the city of Paris, taking the lives of many women. "Muslin disease"!