The Gibson Girl S-silhouette: it's all about the padding
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If there is one thing that visually defines the Edwardian era it is the Gibson Girl and that short-lived but highly distinguishable S-silhouette. The look was a far cry from the silhouette of the Victorian era: a skirt expanding at the waist with a very fitted bodice. Rather than being defined from a
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The Gibson Girl S-silhouette: it's all about the padding
