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The document summarizes changes in women's fashionable silhouettes and corsetry between 1800-1920. During 1800-1840, waists were high but fell to the natural waist by the late 1820s. Innovations like gussets, metal eyelets, and quilting were introduced. Between 1840-1860, waists continued falling and innovations like the front-fastening busk and wider acceptable waists emerged. The 1870-1890 period featured the small-waisted hourglass figure and inventions like the spoon busk. Corsets reached the thighs by 1910-1920 and incorporated elastic inserts, supporting 12-20 bones.
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- 3. 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
- 4. 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
- 5. 1870-1890 The Small Waisted Hourglass Figure 1873 The Spoon Busk is Invented Average 30 bones
- 6. 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
- 7. 1910-1920 Elastic Inserts Allow Movement Reach down to thighs 12-20 Bones
- 9. 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
- 10. Works Cited "Corset History." Corset History. Originals by Kay, n.d. Web. 12 Apr. 2015. "Corsets - A History Lesson - 1800's to 1920's." Festooned Butterly, 09 July 2013. Web. 12 Apr. 2015. "Corsets Early 19th Century - Edwardian." Vintage Fashion Guild : Lingerie Guide : Corsets Early 19th Century. N.p., n.d. Web. 13 Apr. 2015. Flecker, Lara. "A Practical Guide to Costume Mounting." Google Books. N.p., n.d. Web. 10 Apr. 2015. Hicks, Lisa. "Everything You Know About Corsets Is False." Collectors Weekly. N.p., n.d. Web. 10 Apr. 2015. "A Short History of the Corset." A Short History of the Corset. N.p., n.d. Web. 13 Apr. 2015. "Spoon Busk." Wikipedia. Wikimedia Foundation, n.d. Web. 10 Apr. 2015.