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Stays to Corsets- The understructure of the 19th and Early 20th Century
Joshua PostonPeriod StylesSpring 2015
1800-1840
High Waisted
Waist Peaks in 1815
Gussets added in 1820’s both to Bust then hips, this replaces tabs
Waist continues to fall to natural in late 1820’s
Metal Eyelets Invented 1823
Quilting and Cording
1840-1860
Waist continues to fall a bit
1848 The Front Fastening Busk is Invented
In 1850 the exaggerated skirt results in a wider overall waist being acceptable
1868 Steam Moulding- Starching and Steaming at High Temperature for Permanent Shape
60-100 Bones Possible
1900-1910
Eduardian Corsetry
Introduction of suspenders
Spirella Invented
Use of Straight Busk for Health. However Hips and Lower Back are Pushed backward
The “Gibson Girl”
Tighter Waist to maintain appearance of late 1800’s proportions but big shoulder clothing was now out
Additional Info The Profile of late
Corsets In the 1920’s the corset
gradually became the forerunner of the modern girdle
Additionally early Bra’s were meant to flatten the Breasts.
Rather than having one comprehensive understructure women now chose one of two undergarments to modify their figure
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