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Throughout the 18th and 19th centuries, women wore white undergarments to show the cleanliness of those garments often tied to ideas about race and whiteness
They were worn to dinner, tea, important meetings, holiday gathering, dancing, church and even shopping in the big city
Self fabric belt and side slits at hem
It's also from Ukraine, apparently, which is an added bonus: The dress came very well-packaged, with the clip on the veil carefully protected in bubble wrap: The shape of this dress is basic, with a plunging halter top and a fitted skirt with a high slit
Dryer usually helps to "collect" most of the lint (make sure you use low temperatures though), but it doesn't solve the root cause