History Of Costume: Bustle Period 1870-1900

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Art Nouveau

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designs that emphasized curved lines, contorted and stylized forms found in nature, and a constant sense of movement.

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Combination

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a garment combining the chemise and drawers into one, worn by women in the Bustle Period.

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Tea Gown

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a garment worn by women without corseting. Tea gowns were worn at home with other women. They were also seen as a reform garment.

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Cuirass Bodice

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a long jacket ending in a point at the front and fitting smoothly over the hips.

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Leg of Mutton Sleeve

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full puff to the elbow, then a fitted sleeve from the elbow to the wrist or a wide top that narrowed gradually to the wrist.

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Tailor-made

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a term given to women’s matching jackets and skirts worn with a blouse.

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Union Suits

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combinations worn by men untied drawers and under vests into one garment.

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Norfolk Jacket

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a belted sports jacket worn by men.

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Fedoras

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low, soft hats worn by men with the crown-creased front to back.