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Photographs of housemaids and secretaries workwear

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Photographs of housemaids and secretaries workwear

Photographs of new housemaids and secretaries workwear, women working in trousers. Captioned, Mind work? not in these-!: Flannelled housemaids and secretaries: an idea from the States'. Date: 1911

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Housemaid Housemaids Secretaries Secretary Trousers Wear Workwear


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Mind work? Not in these!: Flannelled Housemaids and Secretaries: An Idea from the States (1911) This intriguing photograph captures a group of housemaids and secretaries dressed in their new workwear, showcasing a trend that was gaining popularity in the United States during the early 20th century. The image, dated 1911, depicts women confidently posing in trousers, challenging the traditional gender norms of the time. The housemaids and secretaries are seen wearing flannel uniforms, which were considered practical and comfortable for work. Flannel, a fabric known for its warmth and durability, was an excellent choice for the demanding tasks these women faced in their daily duties. The trousers allowed for greater ease of movement and flexibility, making them a functional alternative to the restrictive skirts and dresses that were commonly worn by women in similar roles. The photograph, published by the Illustrated London News (ILN) through Mary Evans Prints Online, provides a fascinating glimpse into the changing work culture of the early 1900s. The trend of women wearing trousers for work was not yet widespread in Europe, and this image offers a glimpse into the influence of American workwear on the fashion scene. The Edwardian era, which spanned from 1901 to 1910, was a time of significant social and cultural change. Women's roles in society were evolving, and the workforce was becoming more diverse. This photograph encapsulates the spirit of innovation and progress that characterized the era, as women embraced new ideas and challenged long-held beliefs about gender and workwear.

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