1800 Chemise / Shift with Drawstring
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A shift is one thing you cannot be without when portraying an early 19th century feminine person. They were worn as the layer of clothing closest to
Jessica Wooten, 1849 Trail Trader Fashion History
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The clothing item that you see before you is called a women's shift. In the Eighteenth Century, the shift, was a…
Shift – Works – The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation
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A full size pattern of this undermost garment, useful for Empire and Federal style gowns, with a drawstring neckline to help adjust shift to gown
1790-1820 Women's Shift (KK6103)
1800 Chemise / Shift with Drawstring – Willoughby & Rose
Shift 18th Century
A shift is one thing you cannot be without when portraying an early 19th century feminine person. They were worn as the layer of clothing closest to
1800 Chemise / Shift with Drawstring
1800 1820s Regency Period Chemise and a Nightgown