slave dress fashion ELIZABETH HECKLEY: Born a slave, Heckley was a seamstress who was able to buy her freedom in 1855 with "loans from her clients." She moved to Washington, D.C. where she established her

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MODEL DETAILS: Our model Natalie (photos) is 5'8 and wearing a size S. Natalie's measurements - Bust: 32B, Waist: 27.5", Hips: 39.5"

slave dress fashion ELIZABETH HECKLEY: Born a slave, Heckley was a seamstress who was able to buy her freedom in 1855 with "loans from her clients." She moved to Washington, D.C. where she established her

L : Bust 38", Hip 40", Length 33", Sleeve Length 25", Waist 34"

slave dress fashion ELIZABETH HECKLEY: Born a slave, Heckley was a seamstress who was able to buy her freedom in 1855 with "loans from her clients." She moved to Washington, D.C. where she established her

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slave dress fashion ELIZABETH HECKLEY: Born a slave, Heckley was a seamstress who was able to buy her freedom in 1855 with "loans from her clients." She moved to Washington, D.C. where she established her

Gothic Corset Bodice: The structured corset bodice enhances your silhouette, providing both support and style

slave dress fashion ELIZABETH HECKLEY: Born a slave, Heckley was a seamstress who was able to buy her freedom in 1855 with "loans from her clients." She moved to Washington, D.C. where she established her
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