Corset cover

The corset cover is a garment worn by every girl. Sometimes it is used in combination with a petticoat, sometimes in combination with a chemise or drawers. No matter how it is used, Fig. 77. - C...

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…

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"Wearing History #E-AC110 Early 1900s Corset Cover E- Pattern Size 34\" Bust, waist 22-24\" ONLY This listing is for an E-PATTERN to PRINT AT HOME yourself on 8.5 x 11\" or A4 size paper. Special thanks to Meg Furler and Carolyn Anne Dowdell for their beautiful photographs of corset covers made from this pattern, and to Charity Armstead for the loan of this beautiful antique original period pattern. This pattern was truly a group effort! ~~ DESCRIPTION ~~ This camisole or corset cover…

Corset cover Date: ca. 1880 Culture: American or European Medium: [no medium available] Dimensions: [no dimensions available] Credit Line: Gift of Mrs. Edward E. Harkavy, 1944 Accession Number: C.I.44.48.19

The desire for Victorian French lingerie became a popular fad in the late 1800s. Victorian women wanted French lingerie for a variety of

Corset cover ca. 1889

Peerless Pattern 4091; ca. 1890s; Ladies' One-Piece Corset Cover. This pattern is "specially desirable for flouncing and suitable for stout ladies". Pattern pieces are unmarked. Instructions are on face of envelope. Stone Hill Creek [insert your photos of this pattern made up] [insert your username, and make sure your preferences allow for people to contact you via e-mail. Do not list your email address here!]

1915 October from The Modern Priscilla magazine-a very different handmade corset cover that could be made at home.