Women's Costume in Ontario (1867-1907) - Brett, K.B.

Clean, tight, unmarked; bright yellow covers; light wear to upper inside corner; light rubbing to covers; name on 1st page; otherwise very minimal wear; The first first four decades of Canada's life as a nation saw some of the most dramatic changes the feminine silhouette has ever undergone. From the crinolines of the early Victorian period, fashions proceeded through the rise and fall of the bustle to Edwardian extravagances of frills and fur-belows, rustling silks and tight lacing. The short 16-page booklet examines a number of women's fashions through the period. 
Very Good
Staplebound
Royal Ontario Museum/University of Toronto
1966
Toronto, ON