Truly Victorian Patterns
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This skirt has a front panel that reaches from waist to floor, and the sides and back are finished with a full tapered flounce, box pleats at back waist.
Optional kick pleat at the front seams,
and center back closure.
$16.50
This is a loose fitting blouse, that either tucks into a skirt or has it own waist band. Two neckline variations, flowing sleeves, button front. Perfect for sheer/lightweight fabrics. Wear with or without corset $10.00
With a pointed front apron, and sides that split at the center front and flow into the poufs at the back. Lifted into place by ties that can be let out for washing. Center back closure, fit over bustle $14.50
1884
French Vest Bodice
The front of this bodice has a simulated vest portion.
The front outlined is pointed and the sides curve upward over the hip. This bodice
is designed to fit snugly over a corset and over a moderate sized bustle.
$15.00
1872
Vest Basque
This bodice
has a simulated vest portion in the center front, closing with buttons to the
waist, and a diamond-shaped neckline framed with a rolled collar. It is designed
to fit snugly over a corset, with a bustle. Each...............$13.00
1880
Hermione Overskirt
This skirt i suitable for the period of 1878-1883.
It can be left plain for day wear, or elaborately trimmed for evening. The front
apron drapes to two points with pleats at the center and sides. Over this is a
pannier, which fans to the sides. .....................$19.50
This overskirt is based on an actual garment. It is very simple, gathering at the front and sides to produce the pannier effect which was very fashionable from 1879 to 1883. ................$13.50
The corselet is designed to be worn on the outside, similar to a wide belt. This pattern contains two, one tall and one short. They are perfect for wear with a blouse and were very popular in the 1890s, but also seen in the 1880s. They can fit with or without a bustle.................$11.00
