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The article discusses the history of health risks associated with clothing throughout the ages, focusing particularly on how 19th-century fashion crossed safety boundaries. It explains that arsenic-containing dyes, used to produce bright green colors on fabrics, caused severe poisoning and health deformities, and were capable of killing twenty people through airborne dust. The piece also reviews the dangers of crinolines filled with steel and horsehair, which could cause deadly fires, as well as the harmful effects of waist corsets on women's health, including rib deformities and breathing difficulties. Ultimately, it shows that women’s pursuit of beauty and the ideal appearance during those eras came at the expense of their health and lives.
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