… the innovation of separation of the bodice and skirt, rather than one whole draped garment laced on to the body. With this, tailors were able to focus separately on top or bottom.
(Painting: 1490’s overdress allowed separation of bodice and skirt)
… the innovation of separation of the bodice and skirt, rather than one whole draped garment laced on to the body. With this, tailors were able to focus separately on top or bottom.
(Painting: 1490’s overdress allowed separation of bodice and skirt)