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Chapter 2 of Ms. Rozano's fashion history: 1850s dresses and style

When she got home, she had a cup of coffee from Tim Hortons, and 1 cheeseburger from Mcdonalds. She eats all of her food, and she started sewing with truly victorian sewing patterns to sew her dress. She had a Singer sewing machine from the 1860s, and she used the method from historical elements. When she got to her bedroom, she had seen a big-time machine from the story "The Time Machine" from 1895. when she got on, she wanted to set to "January 1, 1850." When she goes back in time, she had seen a different type of style back in the 1800s. Fashion magazines were different back then, and they were printed by printing presses. But in the late 1850s, girls had to wear poofy hoops until 1856-1866. "That was 10 years!" Ms. Rozano said to the historian.

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