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After the success of the previous femanon thread, I'm thinking of creating more threads to cater to other niches

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2 undisputed icons of female fashion in single image

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>women
who?

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>mogs this entire thread before it even kicks into full swing

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>>17734394
I have a question regarding necklines in women's historical fashion

i thought that in western society then, modesty and prudishness was highly valued
but i see so many paintings of elizabethian and georgian women showing cleavage

what were the views of cleavage at these times?