Fashion and Women's Attitudes in the Nineteenth Century New Occult Reviews he decides he's tired of

he decides he's tired of random women and the drama that comes with them

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and starts dressing like she stepped out of a celebrity magazine

a finalist in 1987 for the Pulitzer Prize for biography

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Fashion and Women's Attitudes in the Nineteenth Century New Occult Reviews he decides he's tired ofThe nineteenth century, according to C. Willett Cunnington, was a period when the cult of modesty was a tactical maneuver camouflaged as a virtue. It was also a period when euphemisms were used for such terms as naked, breast, and leg, and when underclothing was vaguely spoken of as lingerie. Cunnington, an early twentieth century authority on fashion, argues that the Victorian matron was governed as much by current popular style as she was by