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Corset and Waistcoat Pieces

The structured layer that makes Victorian and steampunk outfits read as tailored instead of dressed-up.

What to look for: Steel-boned pieces shape; fashion corsets decorate. Either is fine for LARP, but lace for comfort, not for a silhouette contest.

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