Bustles Fashion History - Victorian Bustle Era 1870s and 1880s
2018年7月24日 · The bodice fitted closely and there were two main fashion cuts. One was called a cuirasse and the other a princess body which is often used today. The slim style emphasized by lots of tiny buttons at the centre front needed skilful cutting and making up. Poor workmanship was often camouflaged by swathed fabric.
Constructing a Victorian Bustle Dress - Historical Sewing
2016年11月7日 · The three main pieces are: underskirt (also called a foundation skirt), overskirt (consisting of front apron and back pouf panel), and bodice. In building a bustle dress you start from the ground up, or hem up if you will. The bodice is the last piece constructed as it needs to fit over all the layers of undergarments and skirts.
Victorian Bustle Dresses - Historical Sewing
Constructing a Victorian Bustle Dress – construction tips of the three garments that form the basic foundation of a bustle dress. Figuring Out How To Do Pleats on the Back of a Bustle Bodice – help creating those gorgeous fluffy bodice tail pleats that float above the puffed up bustle
Bustle Era Changes – The Highs & Lows in the 1870s & 1880s
You can also scan that same board of Victorian Bustle Dresses I’ve compiled. The polonaise (bodice) was most often split in front below the bottom button closure. It was worn over a foundation skirt. Often in this era, bustle wires were built into the foundation skirt with ties to adjust the fullness of the back bustle shape.
Bustle Eras from Recollections
The bustle dress style went through three distinct periods. The first period was the Early Bustle Period, which lasted from 1869-1876. In this period, a separate bodice and skirt were worn, and the bodice was characterized by a high neck and a tight fitting sleeve. The skirt bustle had petticoats underneath it to still give it volume.
1880s Fashion History – Dresses, Clothing, Costumes - Vintage …
2019年10月3日 · As well as the cuirass shaping, there was, between 1879 and 1883, a long coat-like bodice form which fitted the figure closely, ending in a straight line below the hips. A loose-belted bodice which appeared in informal wear was an occasional, alternative to these dominant corset-like forms.
An 1880s Bustle Dress Construction Tutorial--The Bodice!
2014年3月30日 · The original dress that this is based on can be seen on my antiques blog, here. I'm breaking this tutorial up into three parts, the skirt, overskirt, and bodice. The scaled pattern for each part will be at the bottom of the post.
Victorian Era Fashion
2018年7月24日 · Victorian working-class women would never have revealed so much flesh. The décolleté style meant that the shawl became an essential feature of dresses. In the early Victorian years time corsets also lost their shoulder straps and a fashion for producing two bodices, with a closed décolletage for day and a décolleté one for evening.
Victorian Bustle Dress : 9 Steps - Instructables
Then, the bustle or crinoline (a system of hoops to support skirt and give the full appearance). That was followed by another underskirt, then, finally, the main skirt, and finished with the bodice (the top shirt part).
Victorian Bustle Gown: Patterning the Bodice
2015年6月16日 · It seems like real print bustle dresses more often had solid color underskirts, but I personally like the idea of a solid bodice! I have found some examples to support my sketches. It seems that plaid dresses in particular seemed to have plaid over and …