The Victorian bodices generally are more structured and have boning in them. During the Edwardian period, the boning mostly disappeared and the bodice transformed into a shirtwaist, or what we would now call a blouse.
Day & Evening Bodices plus matching Hoop Skirt
Matching Day Bodice and Hoop Skirt
Beaver Tail Back
Matching Day Bodice and Bustle Skirt
Pleated Front Laces Up
Beaded with Velvet Collar
Cream Silk Beaded Front
Double Puff Sleeves and Lace over Silk
Jet Beading on Front & Sleeves
Beaded with Lace Collar, Balloon Sleeves
Matching Day Bodice and Skirt
Day Bodice and Skirt with Soutache Trim
Day Bodice with Beading and Matching Skirt
Ivory Collar
Matching Brocade Day Bodice and Skirt
Jacquard with Beads & Lace
Lori’s Childhood Purchase
Sheer with Puffy Sleeves
Mother of Pearl Buttons
Sheer with Lace and Embroidered Front
With Oriental Tapestry Front
With Glasgow Rose Embroidery
Sheer Cotton with Lace and Embroidery Details
Features Tucks, Cutwork, & Embroidery
Features Cut-work and Embroidery
Sleeveless with Crocheted Lace Collar
Sheer with Fine Embroidery
Sheer, Studded with Rhinestones
Sheer with Eyelet Yoke & Collar
Sheer with Pin Tucks
Short Sleeve, Buttons in Front
