[ SECRET POST #6404 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6404 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Historical fiction pet peeves

[(Anonymous)]

you sure? I thought corsets were only worn by girls past puberty.

Re: Historical fiction pet peeves

[(Anonymous)]

Depends on the time period and the class.

Re: Historical fiction pet peeves

[(Anonymous)]

Girls in the 18th century would be wearing a pasteboard corset type thing from their tween years. It didn't have boning, since it was just pretty much pasteboard, but it was definitely a shaped corset-like garment to train them to wear stays/keep their posture. Young girls wore actual corsets in the Victorian era. Again, probably not as heavily boned, but still wearing corset-type garments.

Re: Historical fiction pet peeves

[(Anonymous)]

Fun fact, corsets were also worn by men occasionally. Not quite as tight-laced and all, but it was far from uncommon.