Step back in time to the 1893 Chicago World's Fair, and discover how women navigated societal expectations while dressing for a day of excitement at one of America's first amusement parks. 

This program explores the balance of practicality and style in women's attire utilizing original photographs, vintage newspaper articles, and a virtual reality experience on the Fair's most popular attraction, the Ferris Wheel.

You'll delve into fashion advice columns of the time, revealing the guidance women presumably followed to ensure they were both comfortable and fashionable as they explored the Fair. You’ll also learn about strict photographic regulations governing the Fair, which may have influenced how women chose their outfits, knowing they could be immortalized on film.

Don’t miss this opportunity to engage with history, fashion, and amusement!