What was the effect of the way in which women’s clothes were designed?

The correct answer is C) the clothing was difficult to put on.

The effect of the way in which women’s clothes were designed was that the clothing was difficult to put on.

We are referring to an excerpt of Chapter of the story "Wheels of Change," written by Darlene Beck Jacobson.

The excerpt says that since the early century, women's clothing seemed to design more for beauty and style, that for comfort and practicality. The story says that one garment, in particular, called the corset, was very difficult to use. It says that getting dressed was a real challenge.

The other options of the question were A) the clothing was considered proper, B) the clothing was very functional, and D) the clothing was not visually appealing.

it would be a. that is the only one i could think of

i do not know? i think i have seen this before though h?