The best part of historical clothing in autumn? #shorts

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Have you, or would you, ever try dressing historically in your daily life? Let us know in the comments! Personally, I dress "historically-inspired" daily, but in a way that is practical in my lifestyle as a busy mom and (I hope) still looks natural in modern day life. Here, you see me wearing a mish-mash of different eras - Edwardian drawers, Victorian chemise and corset, and 18th century skirt and jacket!

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