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Bloomer & Parasol

Arabella Bloomer holds a fringed parasol in order to retain her lady like complexion. Date: 1850s

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1850s Accessories Arabella Bloomer Complexion Fringed Holds Order Parasol Parasols Retain Umbrella


EDITORS COMMENTS
1. Title: "Bloomer and Parasol: A 19th Century Lady's Essential Accessories" In this photograph from the 1850s, we find the elegant figure of Arabella Bloomer, a woman of refined taste and impeccable style, holding a fringed parasol. The image, a testament to the fashion sensibilities of the era, showcases the importance of the parasol as an essential accessory for ladies seeking to protect their delicate complexions from the harsh rays of the sun. Parasols, such as the one held by Arabella, were a common sight during the Victorian era. They were not only fashionable but also functional, providing shade and shelter from the sun's harmful UV rays. This particular parasol, with its intricate fringing and delicate handle, adds an air of sophistication and charm to Arabella's outfit. Bloomers, on the other hand, were a type of loose-fitting trousers that became popular during the late 1850s. While they were initially designed for practicality and comfort, they soon gained a reputation as a symbol of women's emancipation. However, in this photograph, Arabella wears a more traditional, full-skirted dress, which was the norm for ladies of her social standing during this period. The combination of the bloomer costume and the parasol in this photograph is a fascinating juxtaposition of the contrasting trends of the time. While the bloomers represented a shift towards practicality and comfort, the parasol remained a symbol of femininity and elegance. Arabella's poised and graceful pose further emphasizes the importance of these accessories in the daily lives of Victorian women. This evocative image, with its rich historical context, offers a glimpse into the fashion and social norms of the 1850s. It serves as a reminder of the enduring allure of the past and the continued fascination with the fashions and accessories of bygone eras.

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