A silk organdy corset in a dusty teal, scattered with bright pink pops and heather leaves, replicated from an 18th-century muslin discovered at a Parisian antique fair. The original was once the most scandalous cloth in France, sheer enough that Marie Antoinette's portrait wearing it was deemed indecent. A goddess move, in fabric form.  A Basque waist dips into lace-trimmed ruffles, with elastic sleeves that slip off the shoulder at your will. Boning, underwire and a split busk closure at the front build the silhouette, while corset lacing at the back lets you shape it. Silk organdy corset with attached skirt Lace trim throughout  Elastic flutter sleeves can be worn up or down Foldover ruffle at bust Underwire cups and boning Split busk closure at front Corset lacing at back