1900–1904: The Last Edwardian Bell
In this first chapter of our Edwardian skirt series, we explore the graceful bell-shaped silhouettes that defined the early 1900s—a moment when fashion still reflected the poise and stability of the 19th century. These skirts, crafted from precise goring, structured hems, and luxurious fabrics like taffeta and wool serge, represent the final bloom of traditional elegance before modern life began reshaping women’s wardrobes. Blending historical insight with construction details, this post reveals how culture, craftsmanship, and subtle societal shifts created one of the most iconic silhouettes of the era.
