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WOMENs UNDERGARMENT, 1878. Reform Undersuit. Front and rear view of a new style of womens undergarment as an alternative to petticoats, designed by Mary Edwards Walker. Wood engraving, 1878

WOMENs UNDERGARMENT, 1878. Reform Undersuit. Front and rear view of a new style of womens undergarment as an alternative to petticoats, designed by Mary Edwards Walker. Wood engraving, 1878


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WOMENs UNDERGARMENT, 1878. Reform Undersuit. Front and rear view of a new style of womens undergarment as an alternative to petticoats, designed by Mary Edwards Walker. Wood engraving, 1878

WOMENs UNDERGARMENT, 1878.
Reform Undersuit. Front and rear view of a new style of womens undergarment as an alternative to petticoats, designed by Mary Edwards Walker. Wood engraving, 1878

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1878 Doctor Edwards Feminist Mary Movement Pants Reform Undergarment Walker


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This print from 1878 showcases the revolutionary Reform Undersuit, a groundbreaking alternative to traditional petticoats. Designed by Mary Edwards Walker, a prominent doctor and feminist of her time, this new style of women's undergarment marked a significant shift in both fashion and social norms. The wood engraving captures the front and rear view of the Reform Undersuit, highlighting its innovative design. The undersuit features pants instead of skirts or petticoats, challenging conventional notions of femininity and offering women greater freedom of movement. This garment was not only fashionable but also practical for active women who were breaking barriers in various fields. Mary Edwards Walker's contribution to this reform movement cannot be overstated. As one of the few female doctors during that era, she understood firsthand the limitations imposed on women by restrictive clothing choices. Her creation aimed to liberate women from cumbersome layers while still maintaining modesty. Displayed as part of Granger Art on Demand's Carousel Collection, this historical artifact serves as a reminder of the progressive spirit that has shaped our society over time. It symbolizes an important milestone in gender equality and challenges us to reflect on how far we have come since then. Let this remarkable image inspire you with its fusion of artistry and activism – an enduring testament to Mary Edwards Walker's vision for a more inclusive world where fashion meets function without compromising individuality or comfort.

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