“My work is not about being fashionable. I do not follow fashion at all. I’m interested in an ideal, a kind of expression of elegance, which really has nothing to do with fashion.” The infamous Mr Pearl has an 18-inch corseted waist and wears his corset 24 hours a day, 7 days a week except to bath. But his work as a ‘Corsetier’ or maker of corsets is what really skyrocketed him to fame and glory. Mr Pearl is arguably the most amazing Corsetier in existence, his works of art can take several months each to construct. He has made corsets for designers such as Jean Paul Gaultier, Thierry Mugler, John Galliano, Chloe, Alexander McQueen, Antonio Berardi and Christian Lacroix. And for famous ladies like Kylie Minogue, Dita Von Tease and Jerry Hall.The infamous Mr Pearl is the alter ego of Mark Pullin, he started tightlacing at age 30, after seeing a photograph of Fakir Musafar. Mark Pullin was born in South Africa, he was the eldest son of an English toolmaker, Neil, and a half-English, half-Dutch mother, Yvette. He has a brother , Grant, a motorcycle mechanic. His parents split up when he was three, when he moved in with his grandparents Hetty and Ruben Searle. “My grandmother wore corsets so I became fascinated by them,” he said. “They were always salmon-pink. She used to let me lace her up. It took a long time as there were lots of eyelets and laces, but it was a great treat.”Mail on Sunday, 03 April 2005, Collcutt, Deborah Pressure to conform led to a 2 year marriage to a South African actress, after which he moved to London, creating his alter-ego Mr Pearl and setting up shop as a corsetier in 1994. He moved to Paris in 2002 where he now works in the romantic setting behind Notre Dame Cathedral, designing unique pieces for couture houses. He refuses to use any form of modern technology, and their are few photos of him or his work – outside of catwalk and fashion shoots that is.
Dieses Korsett kann nach Ihren individuellen Maßen angefertigt werden, wenn Sie die Option "use my measurements" wählen. Der Hauptzweck eines Brustkorsetts besteht darin, unter Kleidung unsichtbar zu sein und gleichzeitig die Taille zu straffen und eine schöne Figur und königliche Haltung zu bilden. Es kann sowohl zu verschiedenen Unterwäsche getragen und kombiniert werden, als auch über Blusen, Kleidern und sogar Jacken. Es ist sehr praktisch und praktisch. Welche Maße werden benötigt, um ein Korsett zu bestellen? Zur Bestellung brauchst du: Brustumfang, Taillenumfang, Hüftumfang und Tassengröße, wenn du ein Korsett mit Tassen benötigest. Es können auch zusätzliche Maße und Fotografien benötigt werden. In persönlicher Briefkorrespondenz werde ich dir alles in direkter Nachricht mitteilen und ein Video dazu senden, wie du Maße anpassst. Die Herstellung eines Korsetts dauert bis zu 15 Werktage, nach Zahlung und Auswahl eines Modells / Farbe. Da Korsett eine intime Sache ist, wird keine Rückerstattung gewährt. Zur Bestellung schreibe mir bitte direkt eine Nachricht. Und ich beantworte gerne alle Ihre Fragen. Ich erstelle dieses Modell korsett für eine Taille von maximal 100 cm. Wenn Sie ein Korsett für eine größere Taille benötigen, schreiben Sie mir bitte, ich werde versuchen, dieses Problem zu lösen. Andere Modelle von Korsetts: https://www.etsy.com/shop/StatnaiaCorsets Erfahre mehr über diesen Artikel
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Dieses Korsett kann nach Ihren individuellen Maßen angefertigt werden, wenn Sie die Option "use my measurements" wählen. Der Hauptzweck eines Brustkorsetts besteht darin, unter Kleidung unsichtbar zu sein und gleichzeitig die Taille zu straffen und eine schöne Figur und königliche Haltung zu bilden. Es kann sowohl zu verschiedenen Unterwäsche getragen und kombiniert werden, als auch über Blusen, Kleidern und sogar Jacken. Es ist sehr praktisch und praktisch. Welche Maße werden benötigt, um ein Korsett zu bestellen? Zur Bestellung brauchst du: Brustumfang, Taillenumfang, Hüftumfang und Tassengröße, wenn du ein Korsett mit Tassen benötigest. Es können auch zusätzliche Maße und Fotografien benötigt werden. In persönlicher Briefkorrespondenz werde ich dir alles in direkter Nachricht mitteilen und ein Video dazu senden, wie du Maße anpassst. Die Herstellung eines Korsetts dauert bis zu 15 Werktage, nach Zahlung und Auswahl eines Modells / Farbe. Da Korsett eine intime Sache ist, wird keine Rückerstattung gewährt. Zur Bestellung schreibe mir bitte direkt eine Nachricht. Und ich beantworte gerne alle Ihre Fragen. Ich erstelle dieses Modell korsett für eine Taille von maximal 100 cm. Wenn Sie ein Korsett für eine größere Taille benötigen, schreiben Sie mir bitte, ich werde versuchen, dieses Problem zu lösen. Andere Modelle von Korsetts: https://www.etsy.com/shop/StatnaiaCorsets Erfahre mehr über diesen Artikel
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“My work is not about being fashionable. I do not follow fashion at all. I’m interested in an ideal, a kind of expression of elegance, which really has nothing to do with fashion.” The infamous Mr Pearl has an 18-inch corseted waist and wears his corset 24 hours a day, 7 days a week except to bath. But his work as a ‘Corsetier’ or maker of corsets is what really skyrocketed him to fame and glory. Mr Pearl is arguably the most amazing Corsetier in existence, his works of art can take several months each to construct. He has made corsets for designers such as Jean Paul Gaultier, Thierry Mugler, John Galliano, Chloe, Alexander McQueen, Antonio Berardi and Christian Lacroix. And for famous ladies like Kylie Minogue, Dita Von Tease and Jerry Hall.The infamous Mr Pearl is the alter ego of Mark Pullin, he started tightlacing at age 30, after seeing a photograph of Fakir Musafar. Mark Pullin was born in South Africa, he was the eldest son of an English toolmaker, Neil, and a half-English, half-Dutch mother, Yvette. He has a brother , Grant, a motorcycle mechanic. His parents split up when he was three, when he moved in with his grandparents Hetty and Ruben Searle. “My grandmother wore corsets so I became fascinated by them,” he said. “They were always salmon-pink. She used to let me lace her up. It took a long time as there were lots of eyelets and laces, but it was a great treat.”Mail on Sunday, 03 April 2005, Collcutt, Deborah Pressure to conform led to a 2 year marriage to a South African actress, after which he moved to London, creating his alter-ego Mr Pearl and setting up shop as a corsetier in 1994. He moved to Paris in 2002 where he now works in the romantic setting behind Notre Dame Cathedral, designing unique pieces for couture houses. He refuses to use any form of modern technology, and their are few photos of him or his work – outside of catwalk and fashion shoots that is.
Corset, 1876, American, via The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York Known as the ‘Bon Ton’, this corset was awarded the bronze medal at the Centennial Exposition. The fine embroidery r…
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Ultimamente mi è capitata una commissione per un corsetto da mettere sotto un abito da sposa stile ‘700, esattamente la riproduzione dell’a...
Norah Waugh's 1901 straight fronted corset pattern
The last stitch was taken and knotted at 6 pm yesterday evening. And here they are from the inside. I thought I shaped the seam allowances so all the ends would have been tucked under the binding, like they are along the top edge, but clearly I wasn't as precise as I should have been. But I do like the converging stitch lines on the center panel. I'll lace it up an photograph it on this weekend. In the meantime, the statistics. 2/3 yard - cotton Toile 2/3 yard - lightweight denim 2/3 yard - cotton batiste 3 1/2 spools - thread 32 - 3/16" grommets 15 2/3 yards - 2.5mm basket reed 10 2/3 yards - 1" bias trim 7 yards - 1/4" cotton satin ribbon number of seams picked out - 6
I drafted the chemise pattern after looking a lot of museum examples online. I tried to make it in a style that would fit both 1860's and 1870's. It's made of thin cotton and the trimmed with cotton lace. The drawers are also drafted by me, trimmed with the same lace and pintucks. The is a one layer cotton coutil corset, sewn with machine using period techniques described in The Fashions Of The Gilded Age by Frances Grimble. The pattern is based on the c. 1873 corset from Corsets and Crinolines by Norah Waugh. The corset is heavily corded with cotton cord, which stiffens the corset wonderfully. The bustle pattern is based on the one in Corsets and Crinolines, only drafted a little lager. The petticoats are stiffened with flounces and cotton cording. The layers.
