I definitely like the look of those better than what I was seeing for the Victorian undergarments. I'm still leaning towards the heroine's being closer to the modern style, but mostly because of the culturre she's from. But the Edwardian style would probably work much better for the women from Visella, including the female soldiers (She's wearing the men's uniform and pretending to be a man mostly because her friend couldn't sneak her a women's uniform). All of the soldiers' uniforms should probably be close-fitting, but not so tight they couldn't fit the undergarments (no corsets, though, I think).
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Date: 2013-08-16 10:42 pm (UTC)You mean along the lines of these? http://www.etsy.com/listing/45912655/frillies-edwardian-underthings-chemise
I definitely like the look of those better than what I was seeing for the Victorian undergarments. I'm still leaning towards the heroine's being closer to the modern style, but mostly because of the culturre she's from. But the Edwardian style would probably work much better for the women from Visella, including the female soldiers (She's wearing the men's uniform and pretending to be a man mostly because her friend couldn't sneak her a women's uniform). All of the soldiers' uniforms should probably be close-fitting, but not so tight they couldn't fit the undergarments (no corsets, though, I think).
Thank you!
Thank you!