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.
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.
