18th Century Beige Linen Corset With Lace up Front and Back

This Womens Costumes item by RoseGalante has 2778 favorites from shoppers. Ships from Switzerland. Listed on Mar 24, 2024
For the 18th century silhouette (King George or Louis XVI) I suggest a corset to wear on your day shirt. An essential element of any 18th century outfit, this corset is made of linen lined with soft cotton. Cream lacing link. Unlike the corset of the ladies of the bourgeoisie or the nobility, it is laced in the back and on the front which allows you to put it on without help. Knotted tight at the waist on the baskets, it gives finesse and maintains the silhouettes of the century of Marie Antoinette and Louis XVI. You will receive a corset and a triangle (stomach piece). Corset only, without shirt and baskets. washing at 30 degrees, tumble dryer not recommended

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