- necklines,
waistlines may be
grouped by
their shape, depth, and
location of the body. None: The
princess seams style of
dress needs no
waistline at all,...
- Look up
waistline in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Waistline may
refer to: Waist, the
narrow point of the
human body
between the
ribcage and hips Waistline...
- (often
referred to as "regency")
followed the same
general trend of
raised waistlines as
French styles, even when the
countries were at war. The
style was very...
- cage and hips. Normally, the
waist is the
narrowest part of the torso.
Waistline refers to the
horizontal line
where the
waist is narrowest, or to the...
-
appetite suppressant so that
women could achieve the decade's
enviably small waistlines.
Created by
Albert Lasker for Mr. Hill and
Lucky Strike, the “Reach for...
-
Fasteners Back
closure Belt hook
Buckle Button Buttonhole Frog
Shank Hook-and-eye Hook-and-loop
Velcro Snap
Zipper Seams Neckline Bustline Waistline Hemline...
- on a
black ribbon is worn as a choker, and a silk
purse is worn at the
waistline.
Earrings (zaricillos) are
usually gold or coral.
Slippers usually match...
-
describe a person's body fat that
extends horizontally over the
edges of the
waistline of
tightly ****ing
pants or skirts,
visible when
there is a gap between...
-
later 1820s and 1830s. The
narrower shoulder was
accompanied by a
lower waistline for both men and women.
Shoulders were
narrow and sloping,
waists became...
-
terminology Costume Haute couture Hemline Needlework Neckline Sewing Tailor Suit Trim (sewing)
Victorian fashion Waistline (clothing)
Western dress codes...
