Clothing in the 18th century: Layers and High Heels, Oh My! at Marble Springs State Historic Site

About this event

Step into the fascinating world of 18th-century fashion with local historical weaver Artemis South as she presents "Clothing in the 18th century: Layers and High Heels, Oh My!" Ever wondered about the significance of clothing beyond its functional purpose? Join us as Artemis South delves deep into the historical significance of attire, exploring the colors, fabrics, and materials that shaped societal norms in the burgeoning United States.

Lecture Description:
"Clothing has always been a staple item in everyday life since the dawn of civilization, but do we truly understand its impact? Join us as we unravel the mysteries of 18th-century attire, pondering the profound influence of colors, fabrics, and materials on society. From the settlers of Europe to the evolving landscapes of early America, discover how clothing not only adorned bodies but also shaped environmental and societal landscapes."
Following the lecture, immerse yourself in the vibrant world of historical dye demonstrations, where you can witness firsthand the techniques used to create the rich colors of the past.

This is the first of our monthly educational programs for the 2024 programming season, promising a captivating journey through the stories of courageous women from centuries past.

Admission

This event is free, but please reserve your space here!