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Synthetic Whalebone vs. Steel
by Cynthia Settje
April 5, 2018
Synthetic whalebone or steel...what's the difference, how to choose, and what the heck even IS "synthetic whalebone" anyway?
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"That Waist!" - Photo Editing at the Turn of the Century
by Cynthia Settje
June 13, 2017
Out of pure curiosity, I decided to employ some old fashioned retouching techniques to one of my Worth Gown photos. The results are fascinating.
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Going for the...Gold?
by Cynthia Settje
March 12, 2017
Something happened last week. Something astonishing, and a bit unbelievable. I won both the Foundations Revealed and Your Wardrobe Unlock'd compe...
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Le Coq d'Or Corset - Foundations Revealed 2017 Competition Entry
by Cynthia Settje
February 25, 2017
Now that entries are live and the competition is open over at
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, I should get around to posting about my process for this corset! You may have seen some of it on Facebook or Instagram in January. Here are the details...
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Synthetic whalebone or steel...what's the difference, how to choose, and what the heck even IS "synthetic whalebone" anyway?
Out of pure curiosity, I decided to employ some old fashioned retouching techniques to one of my Worth Gown photos. The results are fascinating.
Something happened last week. Something astonishing, and a bit unbelievable. I won both the Foundations Revealed and Your Wardrobe Unlock'd compe...
Now that entries are live and the competition is open over at Foundations Revealed, I should get around to posting about my process for this corset! You may have seen some of it on Facebook or Instagram in January. Here are the details...
