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Regardless of how "accurate" the costumes may or may not be in the movie, women have taken quite a liking to the styles in the film:
Everyone’s dressing like they’re in ‘Little Women’ now
By Raquel Laneri
Florence Pugh, Saoirse Ronan and Emma Watson in "Little Women." AP
Lauren Wades was a jeans and T-shirt kinda girl. But as the title credits rolled for “Little Women” — the buzzy new adaptation of Louisa May Alcott’s novel about sisters in 1860s New England, which has six 2020 Oscar nominations, including for Best Picture — the 19-year-old English major was daydreaming about billowing blouses, sweeping skirts and capacious capes.
“I loved basically everything [Jo March] wore,” Wades tells The Post of the movie’s tomboyish heroine played by Saoirse Ronan.
So she headed to Anthropologie, where she promptly snapped up a navy cotton-and-lace smock with a high neck and ruffled bib.
“I was like, ‘Oh, my gosh! This is just like the “Little Women” aesthetic!’ ” says Wades, who lives in Pinehurst, NC. “It had that Victorian twist, but still felt comfortable and freeing.”
Lots of women — and even men — have fallen in love with “Little Women’s” Civil War chic. Fans of the Greta Gerwig-directed flick and its fashions are blowing up...
Rest of Article/more pics :https://nypost.com/2020/01/22/everyones-dressing-like-theyre-in-little-women-now/
Everyone’s dressing like they’re in ‘Little Women’ now
By Raquel Laneri
Florence Pugh, Saoirse Ronan and Emma Watson in "Little Women." AP
Lauren Wades was a jeans and T-shirt kinda girl. But as the title credits rolled for “Little Women” — the buzzy new adaptation of Louisa May Alcott’s novel about sisters in 1860s New England, which has six 2020 Oscar nominations, including for Best Picture — the 19-year-old English major was daydreaming about billowing blouses, sweeping skirts and capacious capes.
“I loved basically everything [Jo March] wore,” Wades tells The Post of the movie’s tomboyish heroine played by Saoirse Ronan.
So she headed to Anthropologie, where she promptly snapped up a navy cotton-and-lace smock with a high neck and ruffled bib.
“I was like, ‘Oh, my gosh! This is just like the “Little Women” aesthetic!’ ” says Wades, who lives in Pinehurst, NC. “It had that Victorian twist, but still felt comfortable and freeing.”
Lots of women — and even men — have fallen in love with “Little Women’s” Civil War chic. Fans of the Greta Gerwig-directed flick and its fashions are blowing up...
Rest of Article/more pics :https://nypost.com/2020/01/22/everyones-dressing-like-theyre-in-little-women-now/
, but as she wasn't handing out pamphlets I guessed that some people actually just enjoy the fashions of a certain era. And very brave ones walk around city shopping centres without concern for the looks they might get 
To be honest, it was like stepping back in time ... which I guess is what every reenactment is like as well 
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