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The Victorian ideal of female beauty was characterised in an 1871 issue of Le Follet as ‘Height, five feet and so many inches; age, five-and-twenty, more or less; figure, slight and undulating.’[1] This standard to which nineteenth century women aspired was extremely narrow-waisted. According to one pattern for a bodice, an ‘ordinary figure’ will fit…
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Wasp waist was the ideal of beauty around 1890. In many cases, outside help was needed to put the garment on, until the woman almost lost her breath. This probably explains the
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