Rare Vintage Evelina Powder Blue Satin Corset Girdle Open Bottom Girdle with Garters

Circa Late 1930s • Early American Foundationwear

An exceptionally rare and beautifully preserved piece of early American foundationwear, this authentic late 1930s Evelina Foundation open bottom girdle captures the sculpted elegance and meticulous craftsmanship of pre-war lingerie design. Rendered in an unusual powder blue satin finish — a far less commonly seen colorway for the era — this piece possesses remarkable vintage presence and collector appeal.

Constructed with classic shaping panels, a side metal zipper closure, and interior hook-and-eye fastenings, the silhouette reflects the structured glamour associated with luxury foundation garments of the late Art Deco period. Original adjustable garter straps remain intact and are finished with traditional metal clips, a highly sought-after detail among serious vintage lingerie collectors.

Pieces from this era are increasingly difficult to find, particularly in such a soft pastel tone and with substantial original construction details still present.

Details

Authentic Evelina Foundation lingerie

Circa late 1930s

Waist 22"~28" {approximately, measuring shapewear is a bit tricky}

Hip 30"~36"

Length 13 3/8" 

Rare powder blue satin finish

Open bottom girdle silhouette

Sculpted shaping panel construction

Side metal zipper closure

Interior hook-and-eye fastening

Original adjustable garter straps

Traditional metal garter clips

Vintage condition

Original vintage label "None Finer Than "Evelina" Foundation" 25 

Made in USA

A remarkably scarce and elegant example of early American lingerie craftsmanship with timeless boudoir sophistication