17th century corset

Select your style above, add to cart- Choose size and color in the next window Description- The Kristina is rigidly boned with closely spaced 1/4" steel bones. The stays are cut to enhance and lift the bust, and shape the waist. The waist tabs, cut in one with the stays, curve over the hips. The

17th century corsets or stays

16th century corset or "pair of bodies" from Elizabeth I's tomb

The last piece I needed to complete the “Sew 17th century challenge” was also the main piece – the bodice. Read about the other garments here: Skirt, Cufs,Coif, Fur Shawl And to m…

Ladies gown bodice, 1735

Bespoke costumes and corsets inspired by 17th century fashions

Fully boned stiff linen stays made after the original one found in the Westminster Abbey. The corset supposed to represent 1680s-1700s fashion. Can work as a bodice as well if made of fancier fabric. The item is made to measure, please PM for the measurements list and/or fabric change. Other colours are available

While I sort out the elastic issues for the corselet I thought I'd use the time to take better pictures of the garments I've made. Here is a much (much!) better photograph of Norah Waugh's Corsets and Crinolines 1780 stays. Even I can find nothing to complain about.

Our c.1725 Louisa creates a shapely, triangular form, using 1/4" steel and spiral bones, and two layers of coutil. The corset is cut to enhance and lift the bust, and shape the waist. The waist tabs, cut in one with the corset, curve over the hips. The shoulder straps are optional, as this style was often seen without straps. These corsets feature: Ø Side seam alteration point for an adjustable fit Ø Center back lacing Ø Removable straps, alterable for the perfect fit Ø Fabric has been…

From Cavalier to Restoration, shop pieces that will take you back to the times of Molière, the Sun King, and the 3 Musketeers.

Made to order 18th century inspired stays. Front and back lacing and fully boned with synthetic baleen. This boning is light and flexible and will mould to your body shape with wear. These stays are made to your measurements. When ordering, please enter your bust and waist circumference and your bust to waist apex. Please note that the corset is made a few inches smaller than your body measurements to leave a lacing gap. Processing time is 4-6 weeks to allow time to order fabrics and other…

Reconstructing History #RH711 - Renaissance Corset Stays Sewing Pattern This late 17th-century stays (corsets) pattern is based on two extant English examples: View A - based on the stays in the Museum of London, are fully-boned, five-piece stays featuring an optional front busk, integral shoulder straps, back laced closure, and integral tabs at the waist. View B - based on the pink stays in the Victoria and Albert Museum and the red satin stays in the Manchester Gallery of Costume…

The Pocket Hoop Pannier creates the silhouette popular in the second half of the 18th century, and adds about 28" to the hip measure. It is made with 12mm steel boning, a hook and bar waist closure, and pocket openings on each side. The pocket hoop pannier is available in 100% white or black cotton

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Buy the 267 M'Lady's Corset sewing pattern from Folkwear. This fun and fashionable pattern is representative of the late 16th century and early 17th century garments worn by upper class women in the royal courts and peasant women in their daily lives. The square-neck corset laces in back with purchased or handmade eyelets (instructions in pattern). The scoop-neck corset fastens in front with purchased hook-and-eye tape, and features a peplum that echoes the waistline tabs of 16th-century…