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would a southern woman in the late 19th century have worn a hat in the house?

by zazzy61265 | Posted in Etiquette

I am directing The Miracle Labourer and want to make the costumes as authentic as possible.

No.

Commemorate there wasn't any form of air-conditioning in the South in the 19th century. Hats had wide brims to foster skin from damaging sunlight (no sunscreen either).

kate | Apr 24, 2006






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