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The Evolution of Corsetry-Talk and Discussion

Event Location: Alton Community Centre,, Amery Street, Alton, Hampshire, GU34 1HN
£8.00
Available online or direct from the Alton Community Centre
Saturday 20th September 2025
2:00pm – 4:00pm

Details

The Evolution of Corsetry from early examples to the present day. Presentation and discussion with Jane Beagrie
As part of the 50th Anniversary of Alton Community Association we are looking into the history of corsetry as a nod to the buildings previous use as a factory involved in the
Manufacture of Foundation Garments
The art and craft of creating corsets has undergone significant transformations throughout history from its early examples to contemporary designs. Corsetry has evolved in terms of materials, construction techniques and societal significance. This pre4sentation delves into the rich history of corsetry, highlighting key developments and examples to illustrate its journey. Looking back at centuries and decades of development is an interesting journey and is a journey through historic events which have shaped fashion. As world renowned British Miliner Stephen Jones once said “Today’s fashion is tomorrows costume”
There will be a 30 minute interval where you can purchase refreshments.
Tickets £8.00

Contact Information

Marie

  • 01420 85057
Registered charity number 1173885

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Alton Community Centre
Alton Community Centre,, Amery Street, Alton, Hampshire, GU34 1HN

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Located off Bank Car Park, reached on the one-way system via Amery Street. For more details and a printable PDF map with directions, see our 'How to Find Us' page.