/kloc-How do European aristocratic women dress in the 0/8th century?

? In the18th century, those aristocratic women all wore western-style clothes in Rococo style, which was usually difficult to wear alone and needed the assistance of maids. Rococo clothing also has a very important position in the history of clothing. This style of clothing is characterized by the need to wear a corset with a corresponding skirt.

In fact, we have seen girls wearing rococo-style clothes in the real Disney movie Cinderella. Before attending the dance, Cinderella's stepmother's two daughters dressed up for the dance. At that time, with the help of the maid, they wore very tight corsets, which tightly bound the body and made body form graceful. Put on a bra, then put on a big skirt outside, and finally put on a skirt.

The dressing process of these two girls can vividly show the scene of western aristocratic women wearing rococo-style dresses in the18th century. /kloc-In the middle of the 0/8th century, the tights of rococo clothes were usually tied at the back, and then Rob outside the corset had to open forward, forming an inverted triangle on the chest to form a beautiful corset. This inverted triangle can visually make people who wear corsets look slimmer.

At that time, those aristocratic girls usually decorated their clothes with many ribbon bows, such as petticoats, hems, left breasts and cuffs. The cuffs were usually decorated with three layers of high-grade lace, which made the whole person look more girly, luxurious and elegant. At that time, the most prominent clothing was to show a sense of beauty of the human body, and then make up for the defects of the human body. The whole costume is to pursue the beauty of the human body, so this kind of corset appeared.