What was the look of dressing for little girls in the 90s kids?

95% of 90s kids wear jeans and t-shirt. It was easy to buy a dress which is made from jeans. Of course they have their tradition and also fashion that are also trending today.

Few of my aunts explained that they looked like Victorian in the 90s . When the little girl goes for an occasion, they wear one kind of dress which looks puffy and made with a lot of lace. Some of dresses have puritanical lace collar. Its was most popular on that time. Now people has mixed expression, somebody like this type collar, some hate. Somebody thought those types dress was related to family conservativeness. 

 

What is Victorian style?

It had a moment in the 80s, its has some special matters like the dress has puffy sleeves, hat umbrella, corset, collar, bustle etc. Princess Diana’s wedding dress is a good example. Its also a basic kid’s version of that trend. So, we are curious!

What is a Victorian dress?

The standard Victorian attire featured an elongated V-shaped bodice, complemented by full skirts. Bodices typically reached the natural waistline, with sleeves tight at the top and widening from the elbow to the wrist. Now, this Victorian dress tradition has come back with a lot of fusion.

There are some designs which come from the Victorian era.

Victorian dress for girls:

 Victorian Dress has Puff Sleeve Dress, and Embroidery. 

Victorian 1860s Dress, Civil War Dress, Medieval Plaid Dress, Vintage Costumes, Renaissance Historical Period Dress, Southern Belle Dress

 

Victorian dress for Kids:

Victorian dress for  Women:

Victorian dress with collar:

Victorian dress with hat:

Victorian dress with umbrella:

Victorian dress with bustle:

Victorian dress with corset:

 

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The fitted dress bodice features a high neckline with a dropped shoulder and double puffed sleeves. The closure is in the front with covered buttons. The back bodice has a center back piece and 2 side back panels. The lower part is a full skirt which gathers and adds into the bodice at the waistline.

So how can you make a Victorian dress? I will share an article.