This monarch is the namesake of the Victorian era.

This undergarment was used to create an appealing waist shape.

These white things were worn on the head and were poppin' in the 1600-1700s!

This men's fashion item was oftentimes long, buttoned, and skirted.

The location of Art Society meetings.

Beginning in 1877, this power source became popular to light streetlights instead of gas.

A stiff, lightweight underskirt comprised of hoops to help structure the dress on top. Also known as a hoop skirt.

In the 1600s and 1700s, these bottomwear items were siimlar to shorts.

Around this revolutionary time in history, men's coats grew longer and opened up at the bottom to curve around the back, showing a magnificent booty

Our first Adobe related event of the semester!

Britain became an industrial superpower, producing a significant amount of this hard substance used for buildings.

In theory, could you hide a small child or pet under one's crinoline?

This kind of hat became essential in the Victorian era! Wear or be square.

Powdered wigs were partially in style because people didn't have protected sex and got this particular STD which makes your hair fall out!

The event from last semester which brought together former and current students!

This toxic ingredient used commonly in Victorian homes as green colored wallpaper and was pretty but poisoned and killed so so so many Victorian people.

These fancy puffy style sleeves were in fashion and removed corset shoulder straps. Its name is French derived!

These accessories were nice to look at but choked too many Victorian men out! RIP, Victorian men.

This undergarment helped a woman look slim while also pinching in her waist in a V shape.

The smallest Eboard member of Art Society who has the most punch to pack!!

Worker's rights also became a thing in the Victorian era! The Factory Acts banned this group of tiny people from working in factories, which were proven to be especially dangerous to them.

This is the invention made it possible for corsets to be EXTREME!

This man made wigs DIE OUT

This sounds like a tasty food item but in fact it is a clothing article that gave your bottom some OOMPH

The number of years Art Society has been active for!