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Hobble skirt: 1913; women could barely take a full step in the most extreme hobble skirts; some had slits at the bottom so women could walk 1910s Art, 1913 Fashion, 1914 Fashion, Jeanne Paquin, Fashion 1910, Hobble Skirt, Paul Poiret, Glass Menagerie, 1900s Fashion

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Minaret tunic: Designed by Paul Poiret and it was a wide tunic boned to hold out the skirt in a full circle. Women would sometimes wear it over the hobble skirts. Georges Lepape, Fashion 1910, Vintage Dress Design, Paul Poiret, Hobble Skirt, 1910s Fashion, Jean Patou, Jeanne Lanvin, 20th Century Fashion

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Georges Lepape

Minaret tunic: Designed by Paul Poiret and it was a wide tunic boned to hold out the skirt in a full circle. Women would sometimes wear it over the hobble skirts.

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↢ Bygone Beauties ↣ vintage photograph, 1913

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Hobble skirt means skirt so narrow at the hem as to impede walking, popular in the 1910s. 1910s Fashion Women, Edwardian Era Fashion, The Edwardian Era, Flapper Era, Hobble Skirt, 1910s Fashion, 20th Century Fashion, Edwardian Dress, Womens Dress Suits

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Hobble skirt

Hobble skirt means skirt so narrow at the hem as to impede walking, popular in the 1910s.

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The Hobble skirt was a very straight and narrow dress, that it incorporated slits at the bottom to allow for easier walking. These dresses were inspired by Japanese Geishas. Museum Statues, Edwardian Gowns, Fashion 1910, Hobble Skirt, Bijoux Art Nouveau, Satin Evening Gown, 1910s Fashion, Jeanne Lanvin, Luxor Egypt

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The Hobble skirt was a very straight and narrow dress, that it incorporated slits at the bottom to allow for easier walking. These dresses were inspired by Japanese Geishas.

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The Hobble Skirt ~ as if the corset wasn't bad enough on women. Drag Clothing, Fashion 1910, Hobble Skirt, Paul Poiret, Decades Of Fashion, Fashion Shooting, 1900s Fashion, 1910s Fashion, Evolution Of Fashion

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The Hobble Skirt ~ as if the corset wasn't bad enough on women.

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The hobble skirt, which reached its peak of popularity in 1910, was designed by Poiret to resemble the styles of the Middle East. Although the popularity of the restrictive hobble skirt did not last long, as women continued to press for more freedom in their lives and their clothing. Poiret Dress, Ballets Russes, 1900 Fashion, Hobble Skirt, Paul Poiret, 1910s Fashion, Beautiful Film, Eleanor Roosevelt, Pant Suit

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Hobble skirt

The hobble skirt, which reached its peak of popularity in 1910, was designed by Poiret to resemble the styles of the Middle East. Although the popularity of the restrictive hobble skirt did not last long, as women continued to press for more freedom in their lives and their clothing.

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Ca. 1914 "hobble skirt" evening dress Gatsby Fashion, Phryne Fisher, Fashion 1910, Hobble Skirt, Bijoux Art Nouveau, 1900s Fashion, 1910s Fashion, Jeanne Lanvin, Edwardian Dress

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Ca. 1914 "hobble skirt" evening dress

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