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Granite quarries of Méluzien near Avallon, Yonne, France
French vintage postcard
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Granite quarries of Méluzien near Avallon, Yonne, France
French vintage postcard
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Villa Fléro in Cussey-les-Forges, Burgundy region of France
French vintage postcard
Beside the fact that I like the whole outfit, I admire the seemingly perfect angle in which the straps are crossed over the back. That can make such a big difference. I have seen (other style) garments, where angled cross straps did not lie down flat at all and kept bulging up over the shoulders. Not a pretty sight and can somewhat ruin the look of an otherwise beautiful piece of clothing. Here the straps look really nice.
Cross Back Strap Reed Corset by ~Cuddlyparrot:
"An 18th-19th-century hybrid corset feature more of a flat-front and conical upper into a Victorian-shaped (un-tabbed) bottom. Boned on the seams with spiral steel and throughout the panels with reed. 18th-century-style buckles fasten the cross-back straps at the shoulder fronts, and the back is spiral-laced over a shaped back panel. Custom-dyed silk satin ribbon matches the deep red silk taffeta."
New York Fashion Week has come to a close, with more than 280 designers showing their collections for Fall 2012-13 over the course of 9 days. While it was somewhat of a conservative season, there were overarching trends that emerged. Here are a few of the “must haves,” New York style:
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