{"id":8226,"date":"2026-03-05T10:29:52","date_gmt":"2026-03-05T10:29:52","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/seduzionebydavoli.com\/product\/culotte-pizzo-embrace-lace\/"},"modified":"2026-03-07T17:18:15","modified_gmt":"2026-03-07T17:18:15","slug":"culottes-lace-embrace-lace","status":"publish","type":"product","link":"https:\/\/seduzionebydavoli.com\/en\/product\/culottes-lace-embrace-lace\/","title":{"rendered":"CULOTTES LACE EMBRACE LACE"},"content":{"rendered":"
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CULOTTES LACE EMBRACE LACE<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Culottes lace\u00a0 Embrace Lace <\/strong><\/p>\n

wrap yourself in Embrace lace for a super comfortable collection<\/p>\n

simply wonderful and unmissable.<\/p>\n

colors: <\/strong><\/p>\n

black\/ivory – nude\/ivory<\/strong><\/p>\n

Stretch floral lace front and back<\/span><\/p>\n

Sizes :<\/p>\n

S- M- L- XL <\/strong><\/p>\n

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A History of Lingerie<\/h2>\n<\/div>\n

Want to know how and where lingerie originated? Then look no further, as we have compiled a concise, yet detailed, history for you of how lingerie has developed through the ages into what it is today. My how it has changed.<\/p>\n

In one form or another, women have worn garments to support, suppress or accentuate their breasts as far back as 3000BC. Therefore, the modern day bra has developed from Cretan women who wore a hip corset beneath their ceremonial dress, the surcoate worn over the clothes in the middle ages. Depending on the fashions of the time the corset has aided to give shape and definition to the woman\u2019s figure, such as the boyish shape of the Elizabethan & 1920\u2019s.<\/p>\n

By the 1500\u2019s the corset elongated the body, flattened and raised the bust while hiding the stomach and hips. When worn with the \u2018farthingale\u2019 the wearer had to walk in a sedate gliding fashion. This is also the era of the iron corset \u2013 some say worn by Catherine D\u2019Medici\u2019s court as there were strict regulations which correlated a woman\u2019s position in court by her waist size, others say it was for correcting bone deformities.<\/p>\n

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the corset – culottes lace<\/h4>\n

commonly known as a \u2018stay\u2019, was made of linen with boning and stiffened with paste. Women were then \u2018straight-laced\u2019 into them, and the term became synonymous with the pious Puritan women of the 17th century. By the latter part of this century the corsets were more elaborate and it was fashionable to wear them on the outside as in medieval times.<\/p>\n

Flamboyant dresses of the 18th century gave way to the simple empire line frock after the French Revolution of 1789.<\/p>\n

The look did not require heavy corsetry as it kept a more natural shape and petticoat embrace lace.<\/p>\n

The stay was lengthened to shape the hips and thighs, although it is said some ladies wore no corset at all.<\/p>\n

By 1825 the high waistline of the Regency style had dropped to a more natural level and corsets became essential to show off an hourglass figure with a desired waist of 18 inches (or less)<\/p>\n

. The Victorian era was the heyday of the corset and advances in design were made through out the century. New metallic eyelets ensured that the tight lacing required to achieve the hourglass figure need not damage the corset.<\/p>\n

The invention of the sewing machine meant the corset could be produced more quickly than with hand stitching and corsets could be sold ready made.<\/p>\n

\u00a0ANNI 2000<\/strong><\/h2>\n

By the beginning of the 20th century a bust bodices could be worn as an alternative to the corset and this supported the entire bosom as a whole. It was in 1914 when American Mary Phelps-Jacobs, patented her design in the name of Caresse-Crosby.<\/p>\n

It consisted of two silk handkerchiefs tied together with ribbon to make straps and a seam in the centre front, due to lack of interest, a few years later she sold her idea to Warner\u2019s for $1500-.<\/p>\n

In 1935 Warner\u2019s introduced the first cup sizing with only A, B &C. Britain continued to use the junior and medium sizing until the 50\u2019s. In 1939 the word bra was added to the English dictionary, it is worth noting the brassiere in French means an infant\u2019s bodice or harness, therefore soutien-gorge is the correct French term for bra.<\/p>\n

Throughout the twentieth century the bra has been developed by advancements of man made fabrics such as, nylon, Du ponts\u2019s Lycra, polyester, Elastane microfibres etc.<\/p>\n

These new fabrics\u00a0<\/strong>have enabled garments to be lightweight, supportive, flexible and seamless, to have colourful prints and to be easier to wash.<\/h3>\n

The bra has taken many shapes through out the century. From the conical looks of the 1950\u2019s sweater girls, maximum cleavage bras, sexy lace bras and of course the \u2018burn your bra\u2019 ethos of the Women\u2019s Liberation Movement.<\/p>\n

It is estimated that the lingerie market and petticoat lace was worth half a billion pounds at the end of the 1990\u2019s.<\/p>\n

The new millennium has seen further advancements in design and fabrics, with many innovative designs now in the market. There are also a number of celebrities who have their own lingerie range, petticoat lace<\/p>\n

Our own styles have developed and now offer a variety of styles for all occasions from 28-52 back B-K cup sizes.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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culottes lace embrace lace<\/strong><\/p>\n

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