https://padlet.com/amy_rodrigues/95hbcvac6pdk Amy Rodrigues en-us 2019-03-25 19:28:04 UTC 2024-01-25 17:15:31 UTC hello@padlet.com amy_rodrigues https://padlet.com/amy_rodrigues/95hbcvac6pdk/wish/344992708 Reflection. Amy Rodrigues ]]> 2019-03-25 19:28:04 UTC https://padlet.com/amy_rodrigues/95hbcvac6pdk/wish/344992708 amy_rodrigues https://padlet.com/amy_rodrigues/95hbcvac6pdk/wish/344992714 This article describes that hairstyles and cosmetics had an important function in the 18th Century. Such as the ideal woman would have had black, brown or blonde hair which was considered to be very fashionable. ]]> 2019-03-25 19:28:04 UTC https://padlet.com/amy_rodrigues/95hbcvac6pdk/wish/344992714 amy_rodrigues https://padlet.com/amy_rodrigues/95hbcvac6pdk/wish/344992715 This article by Linda Baumgarten explains that in the 18th century even corsets were worn by young women even in girlhood. Without wearing a corset in a public setting a woman would have been seen as one who was not properly dressed and even further, a loose woman.  This was discussed in the discussion A Look at the Beauty Ideal powerpoint which pointed out that an hour-glass body was achieved by wearing the corset.]]> 2019-03-25 19:28:04 UTC https://padlet.com/amy_rodrigues/95hbcvac6pdk/wish/344992715 amy_rodrigues https://padlet.com/amy_rodrigues/95hbcvac6pdk/wish/344992716 In this web article, Alexandra Abrams describes the concept of achieved beauty in the 1700s. She states that this century became the era where looks and fashions became as important as birth.  ]]> 2019-03-25 19:28:04 UTC https://padlet.com/amy_rodrigues/95hbcvac6pdk/wish/344992716 amy_rodrigues https://padlet.com/amy_rodrigues/95hbcvac6pdk/wish/344992717 In the 1700's a society woman's hair was made to be tall, and decorated with ribbons, bows, garland, feathers and jewels. The higher and more decorated the hair, the more beautiful, and higher class a woman was considered to be. This video titled "Hair History: 18th Century" displays the hairstyle of the 1700's.]]> 2019-03-25 19:28:04 UTC https://padlet.com/amy_rodrigues/95hbcvac6pdk/wish/344992717 amy_rodrigues https://padlet.com/amy_rodrigues/95hbcvac6pdk/wish/344992718 In the 1700's a woman's dress would usually be hand sewn of wool or linens. Patterned silks, and linens were all the fashion. Corsets that accentuated and provided a stiff form, and a wide skirt were considered to be very fashionable. The video below depicts how a woman would have dressed in the 1700's]]> 2019-03-25 19:28:04 UTC https://padlet.com/amy_rodrigues/95hbcvac6pdk/wish/344992718 amy_rodrigues https://padlet.com/amy_rodrigues/95hbcvac6pdk/wish/344992720 In the 1700's women donned beauty marks with their heavy makeup in order to depict different meanings and make them more desirable. In the video below. Alicia Vintage displays the placement a 1700's woman may have put her beauty mark and the meaning behind them. ]]> 2019-03-25 19:28:04 UTC https://padlet.com/amy_rodrigues/95hbcvac6pdk/wish/344992720 amy_rodrigues https://padlet.com/amy_rodrigues/95hbcvac6pdk/wish/344992721 In the beginning of the 1700's both women and men wore makeup. Makeup was worn by those trying to raise their social status and become fashionable. Both women and men preferred very white skin, and heavy makeup was considered more fashionable and respectable than natural looking makeup. ]]> 2019-03-25 19:28:04 UTC https://padlet.com/amy_rodrigues/95hbcvac6pdk/wish/344992721 amy_rodrigues https://padlet.com/amy_rodrigues/95hbcvac6pdk/wish/344992722 In the 1700's, the ideal woman was voluptuous more than any other time in history. During this time woman were to be curvy, full-figured and were often prized for their natural bodies. Such as this portrait of a women from the 1700's which shows a woman who is full-figured. ]]> 2019-03-25 19:28:04 UTC https://padlet.com/amy_rodrigues/95hbcvac6pdk/wish/344992722 amy_rodrigues https://padlet.com/amy_rodrigues/95hbcvac6pdk/wish/344992723 In the 1700's crimped or curled hair became a symbol of beauty. Their "coiffures" were often built over horsehair pads and wire cages in order for their hair to stand high. They were often decorated with feathers, jewels, and ribbons. Just like i the A Look at Beauty Ideals power point, which discussed that hats and elaborate hair were fixtures for women in the 18th century. Such as the image below of Marie Antoinette's coiffured hair. ]]> 2019-03-25 19:28:04 UTC https://padlet.com/amy_rodrigues/95hbcvac6pdk/wish/344992723 amy_rodrigues https://padlet.com/amy_rodrigues/95hbcvac6pdk/wish/349115987

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