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(1789 Lady's Monthly Museum): The new term for the c18th stays or c16th pair of bodies. The stiffened garment that supported and shaped the torso. Principally a female fashion garment, but occasionally worn for male fashion. Generally back-lacing and front fastening.
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A close-fitting inner garment stiffened with whalebone, etc. designed to give shape to the figure.
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A corset is a highly structured, form fitted support garment that extends from the bust to the hip. Most corsets have lace up details, flexible boning throughout the body of the garment for additional shaping, and close in the back with a long row of hooks and eyes.
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Similar to the bustier, it is a strapless bra with fitted sides to the waist and is pulled tight to the body for an hourglass look and tied in the back. May be worn under an open jacket.
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