Adjusto corset. |
Adjusto: Non-Rustable: With Patented Reducing Bands
Practical, stylish, comfortable, durable these words summed up tell you the story of the Adjusto. This matchless corset is the final result of years of study, research and scientific application of a thoroughly practical idea.
The Adjusto has many times proven itself to be of inestimable value, not only as a reducing corset, but as a perfect abdominal support. Then, too, with the aid of the Improved Reducing Bands and Supporter Loops, the corset skirt is held down smooth and flat, uniformly reducing hips and upper limbs.
Thousands of women the average, the slender, the stout never experienced the joy of real corset comfort until they wore the Adjusto.
Moulding and shaping the form the Adjusto the form the Adjusto way is the modern way, the correct way. Try it. Price $3.50.
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American Lady corset ad |
Ferris' Good Sense corset waists |
Cresco Corsets |
The changing silhouette of the female figure starting in 1860.
"In this episode of EXPLORING NEVADA you'll take an undercover journey to
discover the underwear secrets of fashionable women living during
Victorian times in Nevada. With fashion-history expert Jan Loverin as
guide, you'll travel to historic Bowers Mansion in Washoe Valley for
the inside scoop on how a genteel lady of the times (as re-enacted by
Paulette Grune of Sparks) donned her corset, hoop skirt and other
unmentionables."
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