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A shift is one thing you cannot be without when portraying an early 19th century feminine person. They were worn as the layer of clothing closest to
Also called a shift. Worn night and day by 18th century women as the main undergarment. It was never worn in public without a bodice or a gown
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Shift 18th Century
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18th Century Shift
19th century style shift made from soft cotton muslin or handkerchief linen. Styled for the late 18th century through the early 19th century. The
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