I Opened a Women's Clothing Store in the 19Th Century

When she wakes up, Elena travels to nineteenth-century France. It's midsummer in Paris, and the fashion shops along the Champs Elysees are bustling with activity. Aristocratic ladies used Lyon gauze and various lace ribbons to customize Crenoline summer dresses in exquisite shops. One order can cover an average person's living expenses for several years. However, Elena and her family were crowded into a small room, which was filled with wooden sewing tables and piles of rags. It was difficult for them to even turn around. The scorching heat of midsummer is stifling, and the only windows are narrow and shabby, and when opened they let in hot air. After paying rent and business tax, they even have trouble eating. The most urgent task is to clean up the shop. Elena stayed up for several nights and first made a beautiful linen petticoat. Roya Fashion District/Old Rue Mouffel/Paris France/Opening a Store Intention: Start all over again