A rare opportunity to own a matching, wearable piece of fashion history - (Circa 1900–1910s).

This lovely two-piece set includes a structured boned bust bodice (early brassiere/corset cover) and a pair of traditional split-crotch drawers. Crafted from a lightweight, breathable white cotton muslin, this set represents the definitive silhouette transition of the early 20th century.

Item 1: Structured Boned Bust Bodice

Unlike standard loose camisoles of the era, this top features close-set vertical channels with built-in flexible boning (original cording/baleen) designed to shape and support the bust into the iconic Edwardian "pigeon breast" or "S-curve" silhouette.

* Tailored horizontal seamwork contours the chest.
* Low-scoop back with an adjustable drawstring waist tab at the center front.
* Finished with a delicate, fragile lace frill along the neckline.
* Ties in back

Item 2: Split-Crotch Drawers (Bloomers)

A classic foundational garment designed for absolute practicality beneath heavy petticoats and corsetry.

* Completely open/split crotch seam (as was historically accurate to allow restroom use without removing outerwear).
* Gathered waistline providing a comfortable, volumetric drape.
* Wide leg openings adorned with beautiful, matching ruffled eyelet lace trim.


📏 Measurements: Set is shown here fitting nicely on a larger form with 42”/34”/42” proportions. Both pieces tie in back creating a somewhat flexible

* Condition: Bodice is in quite good condition with some subtle yellowing in places. The straps are currently attached in front just with safety pins. Leaving it so for the buyer to finish as desired.

The drawers have a few areas with small holes as shown in final photos. Set is unwashed but without odors.