Women's Attire:
- Dresses: Opt for a Victorian style dress, known as a "day dress." These dresses are usually ankle-length, with lace or ruffles, long puffed sleeves, and cinched waists. They often have intricate detailing and patterns.
- Petticoats: Wear petticoats underneath your dress to achieve the desired fullness.
- Bloomers: Bloomers were women's undergarments worn during this era. You could wear them under your dress for an authentic look.
- Corsets: Corsets were popular for shaping the waist. While not necessary, you could consider wearing a corset if comfortable with it.
- Bonnets: A Victorian bonnet is an essential accessory. It's a type of hat tied under the chin and typically decorated with ribbons, flowers, or feathers.
- Gloves: Long gloves were worn by ladies during the Victorian era. Lace gloves would add an elegant touch to your outfit.
- Jewelry: Accessorize with jewelry like brooches, earrings, and a pocket watch.
Men's Attire:
- Tailcoats: Men wore tailcoats with a waistcoat and trousers. The tailcoats were usually black or dark colors.
- Waistcoats: Waistcoats were typically made from the same material as the tailcoat and worn under it.
- Cravat: A cravat or necktie was worn to cover the neck.
- Shirt: A white shirt with a high collar was commonly worn.
- Trousers: Men wore long trousers, usually in dark colors.
- Top hats: A top hat is an iconic accessory for a Victorian man. It's a tall, cylindrical hat traditionally worn outdoors.
- Boots: Wear knee-high boots or dress shoes to complete your outfit.
Remember that the key is to capture the essence of the Victorian era in your attire. Whether you choose to dress elaborately or opt for a simpler interpretation, have fun with it!