What Widows Wore: Victorian Mourning Dress

Hello everyone and welcome to a new video! This is my first video in this style so please bear with me while I work it out! I don't think I'd ever spoken to the camera for longer than a minute before. I became interested in mourning dress in the Victorian and Edwardian period about two years ago and spent a lot of time doing research to write something about it. I mainly just found all the information very interesting, so I wanted to share it. A slight disclaimer: this is only a summary/introduction level into Mourning dress! There is a lot more that we can talk about (particularly I would like to investigate more in the differences between men and women's dress, and also between social classes) but I could not fit it into this video! If you would like to see more videos by all of the wonderful creators participating in CoCoVid, we have a downloadable, printable program just for you, with links directly to each person's channel! It also includes an explanation of the ribbon game and the link to the Discord server! It can be found here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kqbvE_sdgdZyjHxxwUtC8Pmn_MPAuA7z/view?usp=sharing Here are the two archives I mentioned: Vogue Magazine https://about.proquest.com/products-services/vogue_archive.html Harper's Bazaar https://about.proquest.com/products-services/Harpers-Bazaar-Archive.html These may be available through your institution or local public library, however their content is copyrighted so I could not include the magazine pages i