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What's a slip?
What's a slip?
Slips are familiar to most women, as thigh to full-length undergarments meant to be worn underneath sheer dresses. In the 1930s, especially as the flapper movement had relaxed rigid rules about wearing restricting corsets, several designers began offering the slip dress. In that time, the slip dress was usually a fitted bust and a narrowly fitting dress with a long skirt, which looked very much like the traditional undergarment. Source
Perhaps you already know about them because they are a piece of clothing you've worn before: more often they are seen by many as old-fashioned things your grandmother would wear. In fact, this is a practical garment still common today, for many reasons. Check out the below articles to find out more on the humble slip!
Perhaps you already know about them because they are a piece of clothing you've worn before: more often they are seen by many as old-fashioned things your grandmother would wear. In fact, this is a practical garment still common today, for many reasons. Check out the below articles to find out more on the humble slip!
