Victorian Face
In Victorian times, people's faces were described in great detail, with the belief that these details revealed truths about their character and social class. Descriptive phrases like "Athenian mouth" and "Roman nose" were used to suggest personality traits or social standing. The ideal woman's face featured a pale complexion, viewed as a symbol of purity and higher status in society.
In Victorian times, people's faces were described in great detail, with the belief that these details revealed truths about their character and social class. Descriptive phrases like "Athenian mouth" and "Roman nose" were used to suggest personality traits or social standing. The ideal woman's face featured a pale complexion, viewed as a symbol of purity and higher status in society.
In Victorian times, people's faces were described in great detail, with the belief that these details revealed truths about their character and social class. Descriptive phrases like "Athenian mouth" and "Roman nose" were used to suggest personality traits or social standing. The ideal woman's face featured a pale complexion, viewed as a symbol of purity and higher status in society.
