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Bustle Time Period
Sportswear 19th century
Crinoline Period
Romantic Period
Men's fashions
100
Large, rigid, shelf like bustles
What was 1884-1890
100
What sports were women allowed to participate in during the 19th century
What were swimming, cycling, tennis, croquet
100
The skirt under the jacket is raised from the ground by means of
What were porte jupe or dress elevator page 366
100
Louis Daguerre invented
What was photographic processs. page 330
100
General term for overcoats
What were Greatcoats. page 343
200
Full Bustle created by manipulations of the drapery at the back of the skirt
What is 1870-1878
200
"the Jersey Lily
Who was Lillie Langtry
200
double breasted, sleeved, unfitted coat with wide, flat collar and wide, reversed cuffs
What was a Pelisse-mantle page 366
200
Dresses were frequently identified in fashion according to the time of day or activities name four
What were Morning Dress, Day Dress, Walking Dress, Carriage Dress and Evening Dress
200
A new sportswear garment appeared in 1850. They were cut with loose legs and belted into a band that buckled just below the knee
What were knickerbockers
300
the sheath or cuirass bodice
What is 1878-1883
300
swimming costumes of the Bustle Period consisted of the following
What were bloomers / trousers with an overskirt and bodice
300
Red Blouse worn in honor of an Italian General
What was a Garibaldi blouse
300
sleeve style that resembled garments for confining mad person - sort of a 'strait jacket"
What were Imbecile or idot sleeves (page 333)
300
Loose comfortabel jacket with no waistline
What was a Sack Jacket. page 370
400
Gown was worn without corset, loosely fitted, and softer in line than daytime or eveing dresses
What is Tea Gown
400
Bathing costumes of the 1890s
What are puffed sleeves of elbow length and bell shaped skirts ending at about the knee and bloomers. Page 400
400
Suffrage movement brought about this fashion and by whom
What were bloomers who is Amelia Bloomer. page 359
400
A sleeve full at the shoulder, gradually decreasing in size to the wrist where they ended in a fitted cuff
What was a Gigot or Leg of Mutton. page 333
400
Oscar Wilde wore the suit and he based his "Asethetic" costume
What was Little Lord Fauntleroy suits. page 404-405
500
A kick-up sleeve was developed in
What was 1889
500
looked like a full skirt when they dismounted from a bicycle
What are Knickers
500
Levi's fabric
What is denim. page 356
500
Componets for a man's suit 1840-1850
What were a coat, waistcoat/vest and trousers.
500
Top Hats, Fedoras, Homburgs and Deerstalker Cap
What were men's hats worn in the late 1880s. page 403