3. Neo-Victorian Outfits For Men

@kostuemwerkstatt

@alterationstationstaunton

@tom.van.het.hof

@tom.van.het.hof

@atelierdelska

@tom.van.het.hof

@tomcarradine

@tomcarradine

@notesfromthevictorianman

@robostar_design

@edsonkinguer

“Neo-Victorian” is a term used to describe the melding of Victorian and Edwardian cultures. The Edwardian era came right after the Victorian era, although it was a much shorter period in history, lasting from approximately 1901-1910. In the fashion world, Neo-Victorian style is closely associated with Gothic clothing, including elements like layers of black fabric, a bold use of accessories, and an eclectic mix of patterns.

4. Steampunk Victorian Outfits For Men

@michael_koropisz_artist

@yesterday.rosenheim

@followingmyowndresscode

The word “steampunk” is used to describe a cultural movement that takes inspiration from science fiction and, to a lesser extent, fantasy. Its name derives itself from the industrial age, a time in which steampunk draws its inspiration from. This unique mixture of futuristic and historical elements is reflected in fashion by the likes of pinstripe suits, petticoats, waistcoats, and, perhaps most importantly, a pocket watch.

Modern Victorian Fashion for Women

1. Bohemian Victorian Outfits For Women

@tavinboutique

@tavinboutique

@dejavintage

@chelsconrad

The term “Bohemian” originates from a region in what is today known as the Czech Republic (or Czechia). However, its connotations have less to do with geography and more to do with a style that is free spirited and inspired by the Earth. To put a Victorian spin on the Bohemian style, look for long, flowy pieces that feature large swatches of lace and dynamic fabric components like puffy sleeves.

2. Gothic Victorian Outfits For Women

@coldcopper

@szstyling

@meysonjordison