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This fine white silk dress shirt with cutout stand-up collar is based on early Victorian shirt patterns circa 1860. The playful ruches are reminiscent of romantic 18th century shirts however. The buttons are mother of pearl and the button holes are hand-stitched. -
Short open fronted jacket made from fine navy blue loden cloth with leg-of-mutton sleeves, round collar and decorative buttons. Lined in a contrasting orange. This Eton jacket is suitable for the Victorian lady from 1889 to 1899. -
Black halfbust corset made from smooth nappa leather, and deep black suede front panels to accentuate the waist. Since the bust is only covered half it should be worn over a dress or blouse. Or of course with nothing at all for the more intimate moments. It is perfectly suitable for burlesque and gothic outfits. -
Short open fronted jacket made from black silk tafetta with leg-of-mutton sleeves and round collar. This Eton jacket is suitable for the Victorian lady from 1889 to 1899. -
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.
