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Step into the elegant world of Victorian women, where grace, grit, and grandeur intertwined to shape an era of remarkable femininity. In this presentation, we delve into the intricate tapestry of Victorian society, exploring the roles, expectations, and aspirations of women during this captivating period.
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Title: "The Victorian Woman: Grace, Grit, and Grandeur"

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Step into the elegant world of Victorian women, where grace, grit, and grandeur intertwined to shape an era of remarkable femininity. In this presentation, we delve into the intricate tapestry of Victorian society, exploring the roles, expectations, and aspirations of women during this captivating period.

From the opulent ballrooms to the bustling streets, Victorian women navigated a complex web of social norms and cultural expectations with poise and determination. Through meticulous research and vivid imagery, we uncover the layers of their lives, from the glamorous fashions that adorned their silhouettes to the quiet strength that fueled their ambitions.

Discover the paradoxical nature of Victorian womanhood, where delicate femininity coexisted with steely resolve. Explore the domestic realm, where women ruled as the guardians of hearth and home, yet yearned for intellectual fulfillment and societal recognition. Journey through the pages of history to meet the trailblazers and reformers who challenged convention and reshaped the role of women in society.

Join us on a captivating exploration of Victorian womanhood, where the past comes alive with all its complexity, beauty, and resilience. Through this presentation, we honor the indomitable spirit of Victorian women and celebrate their enduring legacy in shaping the world we inhabit today.

1. PRESENTERS RAFIA RAZZAQ IQRA MUNIR FARZEEN HAMDA WAHAB HIRA NOOR MEMOONA MUSHTAQ V alley Victorian Women

2. CONTENTS 01 CHARACTERISTICS . 02 WAVES 03 INITIATIVES 04 FEMINISM MOVEMENT

3. victorian Women The ideal Victorian lady was unadulterated, pure, refined, and humble. This ideal was upheld by decorum and habits. The decorum reached out to the assumption of never recognizing the utilization of underpants (as a matter of fact, they were at times conventionally alluded to as "unmentionables").

4. Characteristics: Industrial revolution Changing Landscape A class based Society Focuses on Morality A growing State and economy Development in Science Change in Religious Beliefs Change in Literature, Art and Music Rrealistic and Idealised Poetry Victorians believed that a woman's proper and only place was to be within a household environment. The women were expected to marry, have children, and keep a nice household. Those were the only acceptable roles for women during that era FURNITURE 01

5. Role of Victorian women of the higher class Role of Victorian women of the middle class Role of Victorian women of the lower class Role of Victorian Women According to classes Women who belonged to the nobility class lived and enjoyed a life of luxuries.After the noble class came the middle class. These people were not as rich as the nobles though many of the people of this class tried mingling with the noble class people.Ultimately, came the lower class women who came from extreme poverty and took up menial jobs like that of prostitution, laborers, or any activity which involves physical exertion.

6. Initiatives Right to cast vote Economic and Financial Stability Right to own property Divorce and legal Discrimination Women Writers Promoted Industrial Revolution Education and Sexuality 02

7. 03 Feminism Movement The First Wave of Feminism took place in the late nineteenth Century and Early Twentieth Centuries. Four leading Feminists of Victorian Age are as Follows: Emily Davies Frances Power Cobbe Josephine Butler Millicent Garrett Fawcett

8. WOMENS ETIQUETTE Women had to rise to their feet when they were being introduced or when someone entered the room. Ladies do a little courtesy when they are greeting someone. They never turned their back on people. When they wanted to leave the room ,they had to ask to be exused. Emotions were hidden 04

9. Published on 8 March 2019 CLOTHING Usually clothing was hand made It was really expensive and only wealthy people could afford it The poor wore clothing from second hand shop. There were many layers to a dress. Women took very good care of their dresses because they were so expensive. 05

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