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Elegant Victorian jacket made from black cotton cloth and accentuated at the front and the sleeves with luxurius, shimmering, green cotton velvet. Decorated with fine black lace and closed with a row of decorative little buttons in the front. At the back there is a pleated peplum, so the Victorian jacket can be worn over a skirt with a bustle. -
This Victorian skirt made from black cotton cloth is a bit longer in the back, so you can wear it over a bustle, or it has a small train. It also has enough space to wear lots and lots of underskirts if you like. It also has a decorative (an functional!) lacing at the back of the waist. -
Sportive Victorian skirt made from fine navy blue loden cloth with decorative buttons.Simple, robust, yet elegant. It is only ankle-length (not floor-length) in the front, so the it doesn't pose a problem for the Victorian lady on promenades or hiking trips. -
Flared Victorian skirt made from black silk tafetta. The pattern is suitable for day and evening wear for the Victorian lady from 1898 to 1903. -
Gorgeous, voluminous bustle skirt in the peacock colours blue, turquoise and green. It is made of organdy and tulle and has a separate front cover. -
Voluminous skirt made from a full circle of linen. It can be worn over almost all crinolines. If you wear it alone it drapes in copious pleats. -
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. -
Elegant Victorian gown made from black velvet with lace border. -
Luxurious baroque gown with multi layered skirt an feather border. -
Black and blue victorian jacket for wearing over corset and bustle. -
Black bustle made from cotton twill for wearing under a skirt for the proper Victorian silhouette. -
Fairy-like light blue bustle skirt with short train and seperate front cover. Tulle and organza give the skirt lost of volume, a soft shimmer and airy transparency.
