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Its origin is said to trace to a Victorian gown that freed women of corsets but clad them instead in a baggy matronly smock named after "Mother Hubbard" from old nursery rhymes
The entire idea of skirts being gendered, specifically female dress, was brought about by a combination of tailoring innovation and particular occupations
People were also painting on fake eyelashes to appear more doll-like There was a dolly girl kind of vibe with lot of sweet childlike details in clothing like bows and lace, cute collars, frilly socks and tights as well as Mary Jane shoes
Erin Vanderhoof is a staff writer at Vanity Fair, where she covers culture, books, music, and the royal family and cohosts the podcast DYNASTY