Poisonous Fashion: Arsenic Green Dresses
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In the Victorian era, women wore dresses dyed with Scheele's Green, a pigment containing arsenic. The vibrant emerald green color was fashionable but deadly, causing nausea, vomiting, and even death. Queen Victoria's favorite dress was made from this toxic fabric, and many aristocrats suffered from chronic poisoning while staying fashionable.
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