Edwardian Era Fashion

Edwardian era fashion (circa 1901-1910) reflected elegance and sophistication, emphasizing femininity with flowing, fitted garments. Women wore S-shaped silhouettes created by corsets, with high-neck blouses, long skirts, and elaborate hats adorned with feathers and ribbons. Fabrics were luxurious, such as silk and lace, often in soft pastel colors. Men’s fashion featured tailored suits, waistcoats, and bowler or top hats, projecting a polished look. The style was marked by intricate details and a refined, glamorous aesthetic, symbolizing the era's social grace and the transition from Victorian ornamentation to a lighter, more relaxed fashion sense.