How Tuberculosis Shaped Victorian Fashion, Science

The deadly disease—and later efforts to control it—influenced trends for decades

How to Be a Victorian,' by Ruth Goodman - The New York Times

How Tuberculosis Shaped Victorian Fashion Science

Beauty is in the Eye of the Beholder: How Victorians Used Common Poisons to Become Drop Dead Gorgeous - Molly Brown House Museum

10 Ways That Tuberculosis Shaped Victorian Society - Listverse

Maybe it's Maybelline, Maybe it's Tuberculosis: TB's Impact on Victorian Culture – PLE Disease Ecology

DEATH & BEAUTY: Victorian women paid a high price to look good.

Marie Bell Watson, 1902. Little is known about this woman except that she died in Junction City, Kansas on May 23, 1913 of consumption. She was 34 at the time of her death. : r/RandomVictorianStuff

Tuberculosis Became the Victorian Standard of Beauty

Early Research and Treatment of Tuberculosis in the 19th Century

Some issues concerning Victorian mourning dress! 🪦 #fashionhistory #v

The Era of 'Tuberculosis Chic