<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote">Quote</div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">As Ashley tugged the now-soaking blouse off of her, her B-cup breasts and her bra were now visible.</blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div>Cute! Cute! You guys all write so well, but since we'll be undressing our girls, I thought might provide an educational link on ladies undergarments in Victorian times. This isn't just for you, Risa, but for everyone else who wants to play with all the neat undergarments (and I even learned a few interesting things reading up on this). The neatest thing about Victorian ladies is that they had so much underwear :P<br/><br/><strong>Don't change anything in your current posts, and if you're more comfy writing with more modern day terms, that's totally fine too.</strong>But if you want to know a little more about Victorian era clothing, the following link is pretty cool: Dressing the Victorian Lady @ Victoriana (http://www.victoriana.com/library/Dressing/1858-62.htm)<br/><br/>Make sure to keep hitting "Next" to see all the different stages of undergarments.<br/><br/>One note is that<strong>our ladies won't be doing the hoop skirt thing</strong>; as many petticoats as you want, but the really big hoop skirts are out the window. Did you know that sometimes a very strong breeze could topple a woman wearing an absurdly large hoop skirt?<br/><br/>My guess is that most of the women would wear a chemise and drawers/bloomers. The bloomers are under pants (and panties are literally just smaller and smaller bloomers, until you end up with like, the modern day versions). Then they'd wear corsets over that (although the noble women in this setting are free to balk at them and avoid them altogether), and then there's be at least one petticoat, followed by an overdress. The female servants probably wouldn't be wearing corsets, but they'd have the chemise, drawers, outerwear thing happening.