One of these was fashion. During the Romantic era, for example, one could spot a revolutionary from the way his beard was trimmed. In Stanisław Wasylewski’s monumental work Życie Polskie w XIX Wieku ...

The fashion for women ... the most popular Polish 19th-century culinary writer Lucyna Ćwierczakiewiczow, were less romantic and emotional, and more realistic and rational. Pragmatism replaced emotions ...

The presentation, titled ‘Women and Style in the 19th to early 20th century Malta’, will be delivered by fashion historian Caroline Tonna.