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<n>Las Meninas</n> (1656), a painting by <n>Diego Velázquez</n> from the <n>Museo Nacional del Prado</n> collection.

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Mid-17th century Hungarian skirt and bodice from the wardrobe of Countess <n>Orsolya Esterházy</n>.

An American or European <n>Corset</n> in linen and cotton, c. 1810, from the collection of <n>The Metropolitan Museum of Art</n>.

A <n>Sack-back dress</n> from the 1770s, made in England from Japanese <n>Meisen silk</n>. From the <n>Victoria and Albert Museum</n> collection.

Model <n>Simonetta Gianfelici</n> in a dress by <n>Vivienne Westwood</n> made from <n>Brintons Carpets</n> for a 1990s ad campaign. Photo by <n>David Bailey</n>.

<n>Tournures</n> (bustles) from the <n>Nuits de Satin</n> collection.

A 1760 French <n>Robe à la Française and Petticoat</n> in silk with metallic-thread embroidery.

A British <n>Bustle</n> made of cotton and metal, ca. 1885.

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A <n>Woman's Robe à la Polonaise</n> from circa 1780, part of the <n>Los Angeles County Museum of Art</n> collection.

Detail of <n>Adolf Ulrik Wertmüller</n>'s 1785 painting, <n>Marie Antoinette and Her Children</n>.

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