15% off 1862 Waist B60-S62

B80-S62; 1862 Sheer (or not) Waist 8-piece pattern includes Perleine.  The lower portion of the sweeping sleeves may be detachable as a jockey. Part of a Victorian series of patterns with the former TheBarringtonHouse.org, these patterns are according to today's sizing standards.   3/8" seams are allowed. Originally circulated March 24, 1862 in La Mode Illustrée; this is the latest from Paris!  This Waist is especially intended for spring and summer dresses.  It compliments skirts of light taffeta, or barége (a sheer of leno which is an open, gauzy weave).  When made in printed muslin, one wears the small square Pelerine over the Waist.  For a more formal occasion, one wears the Waist without the Pelerine, but when cut in tulle or muslin, it particularly suits young girls as formalwear.  The Waist buttons in the front and each seam of the Waist is boned.  The armholes, seams and edges of the waist are trimmed with piping.  The sleeve is composed of two loose sections, trimmed with two