One of the great things about using real women as models is that the women aren't trained in how to stand and pose like other models. Each woman has a real character that shines through their expressions and accessories instead of the more passive expressions and generic look that were fashionable then and, to some extent, still are today. We can project whatever story we want onto the images. Was this woman in her spotted corset and spectacles a spy, mother, teacher, librarian or a Country Women's Association member?
St. John's fall from grace – The Denver Post
MODA MAGAZINE by Diana Araujo - Issuu
Watch Fly With Me, American Experience, Official Site
100 years of Berlei National Film and Sound Archive of Australia
Angelo Bissessarsingh's Virtual Museum of Trinidad and Tobago Some more picture post cards from the turn of the century displaying in vivid detail the ornate jewelry and cultural wear of the
Woman wearing girdle and glasses National Film and Sound Archive of Australia
Paris Fashion Week AW22, these were your best bits Womenswear
Girdles in the Movies
John Singleton Copley (American, 1738-1815)
corset – Dave Potter's Fiction Site
Girdle Talk (Pt II): All You Need to Know About Vintage Style Girdles
Belkin Art Gallery Collections Management System : Item : Mr. Peanut Mayoral Campaign: Mr. Peanut and the Peanettes [M/T 048.19]
When Chemo Leads to Gender Euphoria: My Journey to Queer Joy - National Organization for Rare Disorders
