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Heidi Hänninen
French corset
Discover the allure of French corsets and elevate your fashion game. Explore our collection of exquisite corsets that accentuate your curves and add a touch of vintage glamour to your wardrobe.
Stays made from 1780 pattern by Norah Waugh from Corsets and Crinolines. Waverly cotton Toile de Jouy, cotton denim, cotton trim, and basket reed boning.
Val Walsh
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Elisabeth
Stays ~ ca. 1730-70, from the Musée Galliera Heavy linen boned bodice with shoulder straps tied with laces at the back. It has a rounded neckline in the front with a straight edge to the back. The …
Justine Pergola
Kate
The corset has indeed come a long way. It may have begun its existence as a garment that was designed to keep the upper...
Kaitlin Smith
(1905)
Alexa E. Walker
More French Corsets, October 1908 – Wearing History® Blog
Cheryl Ward
From the seller: A silky circa 1900 lady's French silk charmeuse corset cover that is trimmed in French lace, with directionally pleated accents, a ribbon pull decolletage, and a blind passementerie button front closure. 14" from shoulder to shoulder, a 34" bust, 24" waist, and 20" from shoulder to front hem. In good sound as found condition, with some light perspiration color to the armscyes, a few small light spots at the back, and just a few pin dot age flaws. When will you find another…
Hundred Languages
The corset has been one of those fashion staples that has transcended through time. They change, they develop along with and around society.
Sharon Ef@