neoVictorianism
NeoVictorianism is a broad cultural movement that draws inspiration from the aesthetics, values, and sensibilities of the Victorian era, typically spanning from the 1830s to the 1900s. This revival is not a monolithic entity but manifests in various forms across art, literature, fashion, architecture, and lifestyle. It often involves a romanticized or selective reinterpretation of Victorian culture, emphasizing elements such as elaborate detail, a sense of formality, and a fascination with historical narratives.
In fashion, neoVictorianism might be seen in the adoption of corsetry, long skirts, lace, and rich fabrics,
The appeal of neoVictorianism often lies in its perceived elegance, complexity, and the escapism it offers