Deadly Arsenic Green Dresses of the Victorian Era
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During the Victorian era, women wore dresses dyed with Scheele's green, a toxic arsenic-based pigment that slowly poisoned them. The vibrant emerald color was so fashionable that ladies knowingly wore garments containing lethal amounts of arsenic. Many suffered from chronic poisoning symptoms including headaches, nausea, and organ damage. Queen Victoria herself allegedly suffered from arsenic poisoning, and numerous aristocratic women died from wearing these fashionable but lethal garments.
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