Nearly two hundred years later

3/4" top extension and the slider has an automatic lock

Contrast bias binding finishes the edges of over-blouse and tiers

¼”-wide fusible web tape

This is the perfect outfit for road trips through the desert

Folkwear - 267 M'Lady's Corset - PDF and Printed Pattern Would You Like Us to Print Your Instructions?:Please Print My Instructions (+$3.50) Nearly two hundred years laterThe idealized figure silhouette of the Elizabethan era (1558 1603) required stiffened supporting undergarments to maintain a slender and visually elongated upper body. Both men and women wore such undergarments, so the early corset makers were also men's tailors and armor makers. M' Lady's Corset is representative of the late 16th and early 17th century garments worn by upper class women in the royal courts (square neck version) and working class