So I have a question for you history buffs in the group. I'm searching for undergarments for Lissie. I know what undergarments AG released for her, and I've found a complete set that also includes a petticoat, but I'm confused. Inher books for example, it says something like Lissie puts on her petticoats over her shift. Now I know she wears a shift, stays and a pocket, but does she wear pocket hoops, panyers, or multiple petticoats? I want to be as historically accurate as possible. Thanks
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The only thing they wore beneath their dresses was a long shift made of linen. Women began octordle wearing corsets constructed of whalebone in the sixteenth century.
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Pocket hoops (also known as panniers) were structural undergarments worn in the 18th century to create a fnf wide, bell-shaped silhouette
based on historical context, it is possible that Lissie, like many girls during that time period, would have worn a shift, stays (corset), and a pocket. Petticoats were commonly worn to add volume to the skirt in geometry dash
In the 1800s, women wore a shift, stays, and a pocket. They also wore petticoats, which varied depending on whether they were farm or city women. Women rarely spoke of intimate garments and were considered too improper an item to even make by hand following history saved in rooftop snipers.
Yes, layers. A great resource for colonial clothing is Abby cox on YouTube. Generally they layer more in winter.