On 1790’s: THE WOMAN: “undressing age”; they were dressed as statues coming to life; their shirts were simple muslin. They were the silhouette of the Empire. Her make up was natural. Used carry the bare arms and put wigs blonde and equipped with (to demonstrate individuality): hats, turbans, gloves, jewelry, small bags, scarves, umbrellas, fans. THE MEN: used lead linen pants and wore coats and hats. Also wore a short jackets .
19th: THE WOMAN: wore short hair with white hats, decorated with feathers, lace-up. They had Egyptian and Oriental influences in jewelry. Their clothing more common are shawls and wraps with hood. Its used be curly hair, sometimes collected in a mono. THE MEN: wore linen shirts. Also high hats and hair used to be short but often with some long strands of the left part .
1810s: THE WOMAN: fabrics were soft, subtle, pure classic. Jackets were double-breasted. They were dressed in the morning, dress a foot, evening dress. Their hair wore it with a stripe in the Center and wore curls tight on the ears. THE MEN: well equipped with their ties were wrapped up to the Chin, its pins to the “style of Brutus”. They wore natural hair, tight pants, silk stockings. And accessories they wore gold watches.
1820s. THE WOMAN: clothing from waist to lines ceased to be and the hem were better prepared. The skirts were cone shaped. THE MEN: wore leather collars and velvet coats. The layers were similar to the layer of Garrick. Put Wellington boots or boots of Jockey.