Women in Victorian High Society Considered Ankle-Length Hair a Sign of Feminine Beauty—Until This Happened ...

Women in Victorian High Society Considered Ankle-Length Hair a Sign of Feminine Beauty—Until This Happened ...
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Anna Mason
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Disclaimer: This article was published in 2022.

In upper- and middle-class Victorian society, a lady’s hair was a mark of status and womanhood. It may be hard to fathom now, but many ladies in vintage times never cut their locks but preferred to grow them to extraordinary lengths instead.

Anna Mason
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Anna Mason is a writer based in England. She majored in literature and specializes in human interest, travel, lifestyle and content marketing. Anna enjoys storytelling, adventures, the Balearic sunshine and the Yorkshire rain.
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