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This ribbon corset made from sand coloured suede imitation was fashionable between 1900 and 1910. It was used as a lighter and more comfortable version of a full corset. -
Even if you are a lady pirate you better wear pants at sea. For example these knee-length blue and white striped pants. If you are not very comfortable at sea, you can also use these pants for a medieval costume. -
This underbust corset with a high neck made from russet leatherette with a tear-like structure looks like it withstood some weather fronts. As a steampunk pirate you should be ready for nasty weather on the sea as well as in the air. -
A Steampunk blouse made from unbleached linen with short puff sleeves. This blouse is suited for wearing on a steam-powered airship as well as a medieval market. It can also be worn as a Dirnds blouse. -
A light-blue medieval linen blouse with short puff sleeves. With the down-to-earth linen fabric and sober details the blouse is suited for medieval peasants and commoners. It can also be worn as a Dirndl blouse. -
This overskirt provides enough fabric to be worn over an elizabethan or baroque skirt. It is gatehered on the sides and adds more volume and can be used as a contrasting dab of colour. -
Bolero made from green raw silk. -
Luxurious baroque gown with multi layered skirt an feather border. -
Handsewn small top hat made from brown wool loden. The ideal accessory for Gothic or Steampunk outfits. The Victorian lady also looks good in a mini top hat. -
Handsewn small asymmetric top hat made from red tafetta with a big black satin ribbon. This cute top hat ideally completes your gothic lolita or burlesque costume. -
Handsewn small asymmetric top hat made from purple dupion silk with a big black satin ribbon. This cute top hat ideally completes your gothic lolita or burlesque costume. -
Handsewn small asymmetric top hat made from green dupion silk with a big black satin ribbon. This cute top hat ideally completes your gothic lolita or burlesque costume.
