The Beginning of the End for the Corset - Folkwear
The period between the American Civil War and the Great War was a time of vast change, setting the stage for the modern world. Like any period of change it came with conflicting dynamics. When Mark Twain coined this era “The Gilded Age,” by no means a compliment, he meant that the period was glittering on the surface but corrupt underneath. Mark Twain the author of The Gilded Age While, greed and corruption was unbridled, it also enabled developments in industry and technology that would accelerate changes in every aspect of life, including fashion. As you will discover, the Folkwear 265 Afternoon Tea Dress and the 266 Greek Island Dress each played a part in the shifting attitudes of women who had never known life without the corset. When you think of how revolutionary this would have been for women, any
The Beginning of the End for the Corset - Folkwear
The Beginning of the End for the Corset - Folkwear
The Beginning of the End for the Corset - Folkwear
The Beginning of the End for the Corset - Folkwear
The Beginning of the End for the Corset - Folkwear
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