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Dressing 18th Century Underpinnings - the BIG Question!

Stays OVER petticoat or petticoat OVER stays? It's the BIG question. In this video we discuss the 18th C images that support how ladies dressed with their many layers of undergarments. Trying out the different methods found, we take a look at these layers on the mannequin and the issues that crop up with dressing. Aimed to help wearers create an accurate 18th C fashionable silhoeutte when dressing, this video looks into the Pros and Cons of each method and breaks down how to recreate the 18th Century look. Images used are as follows and are in the order they appear in the video: la Toilette by Badouin - 1771 A Little Tighter by Rowlandson - 1791 l'Essai du Corset by Dennel - 1788 Unknown Engraving Fashion Before Ease by Collet - 1777-78 Tight lacing - 1777 Fashion Before Ease by Gilray - 1793 Museum of London Doll - Used by kind permission - 1745-55 Pleasing Circumference - 1784 Four Times of The Day by Lancret - c.1739 La Toilette by Lancret - c.1743 English Dressing Room - after Chas - 1789 Tight Lacing by Holland - 1782 Unknown Ivory Stays - but suspect they are a pair from Manchester Costume Galleries. Replica pair of stays of 1947.1614 Baroness Winterton by Ramsey - 1762 Covent Garden by Angellis - 1726 Careless Servant by Wheatley - c.1791-95 Staymaker - 'Happy Marriage' by Hogarth - 1745 Staymaker - unknown date and publisher. Please feel free to message us with any other images you've found and your thoughts on the video. :)