(De) Constructing Corset History and Myths with Cynthia Settje, Part II

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(De) Constructing Corset History and Myths with Cynthia Settje, Part II

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Oct 14, 2021

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Corset maker extraordinaire Cynthia Settje of Redthreaded is back to debunk and de-bone some of the most common corset myths from fashion history in part two of our conversation!
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Oct 14, 2021

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(De) Constructing Corset History and Myths with Cynthia Settje, Part II

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