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The main church leaders that promoted the Mennonite Dress Experiment adopted specific conservative regulation dress and hair styles by going back to dress and hair styles that the world had in the era of their childhoods of the mid to late 1800s

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The headpiece was an inherent part of the look and, similar to the main dress, reflected the exact time frame and part of the Europe its owner belonged to

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