TV107 - Mid-Victorian Corset Covers

A corset cover is typically worn under sheer summer styles, to keep the corset from, showing through the dress. They can also double as a chemisette,

corset cover and bust holder - diagram

TV202 – 1869 Grand Parlor Skirt – Truly Victorian

Late Bustle 1883-1889 – Page 3 – Truly Victorian

Natural Form 1877-1882 – Page 2 – Truly Victorian

Pigeon breast style with the draw string neckline can fit an array of bust sizes. Lovely Edwardian corset cover. thin braided cord draw string around

Edwardian 1910s Embroidered Corset Cover Pigeon Breast Fullness Crochet Lace

Elegant Edwardian Corset Cover

A talma is a kind of mantle, or wrap, that was very popular during the 1870's and 1880's. It has a fitted back, held in place by a hidden belt around

TV500 - Talma Wrap

This overskirt design is seen in a Butterick Catalog in 1884. A very similar skirt was also found in an 1882 catalog, worn without a bustle. The

TV362 - 1884 Wash Overskirt

Woven Cotton Corset Cover - Black

Edwardian Pink Silk Corset Cover