1. Women's clothing:

   Women wore long, narrow-waisted dresses, often with corsets to accentuate their figure. Dresses with puffy sleeves were popular. Outerwear included coats and capes, and hats were worn as headwear, often with large brims and decorative elements.

2. Men's clothing:

   Men usually wore suits with jackets, waistcoats, and shirts with high collars. Trousers were straight and long. Tailcoats and top hats were popular in business and social circles, and bowler hats or kepis were popular for everyday wear.

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Corsets: Women wore corsets to accentuate their narrow waists, which was an important fashion element of the time.

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Full skirts: Skirts were voluminous and often created an “umbrella” effect.

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Hats: Large hats with flowers and feathers became fashionable accessories for women.

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Men’s suits: Men wore tight pants, long jackets, and high collars.

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Comfort: More comfortable fabrics and clothing styles began to appear.