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Dress Reformers & the Victorian anti-corset crowd loved promoting the Equipoise waist as a great corset "alternative", but when you dig a little deeper (and just so happen to sew one up based on an original antique)...the line between what is and is not a corset begins to blur...a lot.
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The Fashion History of Aesthetics: https://youtu.be/iMiE90AnvFk
Investigating Victorian Sewing Machine Attachments: https://youtu.be/rM87acTKbTk
What Sewing a Victorian Corset Taught Me About Fashion Fashion:
https://youtu.be/qu8fsEaa1bM
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