Suffrage & Women's Fashion in the 19th Century

American women's fashion changed drastically between 1830 - 1920. One of the ways we can study this change is through their undying pursuit for equal rights through voting. With each step towards the Vote, women's fashion stepped in a direction that directly affects how women dress today.

Abagail Belcastro has an MFA with Fairleigh Dickinson University, and is the Secretary and Civilian Coordinator with the 2D NJ Brigade. She has over a decade of experience in sewing and studying women's 19th century clothing.

This event will be hosted VIRTUALLY via WebEx. Registration is through Eventbrite. Follow the link below or click on the RSVP button to register. Those who register will receive a link upon registration. The session will also be live-streamed on the Dey Mansion Facebook page at www.facebook.com/deymansion.

Link: Suffrage & Women's Fashion in the 19th Century

This event is FREE and sponsored by the Passaic County Board of County Commissioners & Friends of Dey Mansion, Inc.