"Maud" Midbust Edwardian Corset In the 1900s many undergarment

In the 1900s many undergarment designers focused on the nature of hygienic and sanitary garments

ventilated and reversible

It is especially adapted for figures having no back hips

The "Beatrice" petticoat is an identical copy of an antique piece: the pattern used for its making was taken from the original item dating back to the late 1890s

Standard Curvy is recommended for beginners and those who prefer overall support over figure modification

"Maud" Midbust Edwardian Corset In the 1900s many undergarmentAll Edwardian "Maud" corsets are made from heavy single layer coutil and are boned with a mix of synthetic whalebone and steel. Quantity of bones in a corset varies depending on a garment's size. "Maud" Edwardian corsets are midbusts that stop 1" (2. 5 cm) above nipple line. You can choose between 5 colors of cotton coutils: white, ivory champagne, beige nude, gray and black. SIZING: Based on your body type, squishiness and silhouette expectations,