The peplum,
which originated in the 19th century, is a short overskirt that is now usually
attached to a fitted jacket, skirt or dress.
The early
peplum was generally not affixed to the coat, but was merely an extra overskirt
or flounce sewn onto, and dropping from, the waist.
The modern peplum became
popular as a design in women’s suiting in the 1940s: jackets were often fitted
at the waist, but the fabric extended beyond the waist in an overskirt.
With Love From the East Coast,
XO
Great post, darling!!!
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Besos, desde España, Marcela♥
lovely photos
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ReplyDeleteI love that you are doing this! The peplum skirt has always been a favorite of mine!
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