Period Corsets® Louisa Corset c. 1725 in 360°

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Take a look at the Louisa Stays circa 1725 in 360°.

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The Louisa c. 1725 corset creates a shapely, triangular form, using 1/4" steel and spiral bones, and two layers of coutil. The corset is cut to enhance and lift the bust, and shape the waist. The waist tabs, cut in one with the corset, curve over the hips. The shoulder straps are optional, as this style was often seen without straps.

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