What was the effect of the way in which women’s clothes were designed? the clothing was considered proper. the clothing was very functional. the clothing was difficult to put on. the clothing was not visually appealing.

The effect of the way in which women’s clothes were designed was this that the clothing was difficult to put on. So, the right answer is Option C.

Explanation:

Darlene Beck Jacobson’s "Wheels of Change," talks about the changes that gradually  embraced the women’s fashion during the beginning of the century. Earlier women’s clothing  was designed keeping the idea that only beauty matters but not comfort.

Especially, the corset finds a special  place in this category. Dressing up on those days was a challenge indeed. The change that  was embraced gracefully included brassieres, bloomers, lightweight rayon or silk stockings and shorter hemlines.

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