Fashion Timeline: 1750-1849

This virtual tour of the Fashion Timeline at the Kent State University Museum covers the first gallery of the exhibition which spans the 18th and early 19th centuries. Join curator Sara Hume as she discusses the political, technological and social changes which affected fashion.

[@toricide515]

thx for posting

[@mitutoyo34]

Really cool. I would love to see more examples of male fashion....

[@sheenajae]

This is fantastic, and I can't wait to visit!

[@mariaescamilla9101]

Yo pienso que VII en esa época por me encanta los vestidos de epoco

[@mn4169]

They seem not as nice as the European ones. They look groove actually not as fine.

[@Michaela1942]

Very informative. I do note, however, that the word slave and the word slavery was never used. What is that about. Just saying that those who worked the cotton plantations "did not receive compensation for their labor" is ridiculous. They were slaves. And, you're allowed to speak the word. I realize KSU is in Ohio which has gone very much to the right politically, but really people.