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		There are two types of bustles, one worn by women and found predominantly between the mid- to late 1800s, and a second type of bustle worn by Native American men as a part of the male dancer's regalia.
		Although most bustle gowns covered nearly all of a woman, the shape created by the combination of a bustle and corset (accentuating the rump, waist, and bosom) resulted in a highly erotic and idealized conception of femininity.
		The Native American bustle is a traditional part of a man's regalia worn during a dance exhibition or wachipi (pow wow) and originates from the Plains region of the United States.
	www.bustle.eu (752 words)

	History of 1870s Bustles
		Bustles, worn off and on between 1790 and 1890, were one of the many foundation garments used by fashionable 19th-century ladies to modify their figures into the latest style.
		At first women wore bustles built into petticoats or small hoop skirts, but by 1871 the majority of bustles were separate from the crinoline and came in a variety of shapes, sizes, and materials.
		This bustle probably lasted for so long because of its adjustability, specifically its ability to lay flat in a drawer, be worn deep for earlier fashions, or worn shallow for later styles.
	www.wisconsinhistory.org /patterns/1873bustleinfo.html (600 words)

	~ The Ladies of Reenacting ~ The First Bustle Period ~ 1869 - 1876 ~
		The bustle enjoyed two periods of popularity, in the early 1870s and in the 1880s.
		By 1875 soft polonaise bustle styles were becoming so extreme that the soft fullness began to drop down the back of the garment and form itself into a tiered, draped and frilled train.
		The soft polonaise style bustle styles were replaced by Princess sheath garments without a waist seam with bodice and skirt cut in one.
	www.ladiesofreenacting.com /Bustlesearly.html (1056 words)

	WHY A BUSTLE?
		The bustle can be simply a ribbon wrist loop that is sewn to the inside of the dress - catching the lining and the dress at the center back seam of the train - that you hold as you move around to greet your guests.
		When doing this kind of bustle, the person responsible for helping you to bustle the dress will need to know a little trick to make sure the loops hold onto the buttons: before you loop onto the button, turn the loop and dress two turns clockwise, then loop onto the button and turn back.
		The French bustle is when the gathers of the bustle are brought to the inside of the dress.
	www.rencentral.com /oct_nov_vol1/bustles.shtml (932 words)

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		Bustle was founded in 2001 by Toronto natives Shawn Hewson and Ruth Promislow – two bay street lawyers with a passion for fashion.
		Bustle’s Spring 2003 Cabana collection reflects the strong belief of its designers that fashion should be fun...
		While, for Bustle, this season’s collection references the styles of a decade of decadence, the reference is most certainly tongue in chic.
	www.bustleclothing.com (202 words)

	Beaucoup Wedding Dress Shopping Guide - The Bustle
		After your ceremony, many brides will "bustle" their train, allowing them to move around more easily and prevent the train from dragging on the floor (and your guest from stepping on it).
		A bustle involves "gathering up" the train (with loops or hooks) so that it is off the floor and attached to the top of the skirt portion of the dress.
		The average bustle requires 3-5 bustle points but this depends on the length and type/weight of the material.
	www.beau-coup.com /wedding-dresses-gowns-bustle.htm (300 words)

	Bustle (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Bustles were originally worn (in the period from 1825 to 1867) under the skirt in back, just below the waist, to keep the skirt from dragging down, especially if the fabric was heavy.
		The bustle later developed into a feature of fashion on its own after the overskirt of the late 1860s was draped up toward the back and some kind of support was needed for the new draped shape.
		The bustle was worn in different shapes for most of the 1870s and 1880s with a short period of non-bustled, flat-backed dresses from 1878 to 1882.
	www.xasa.com /wiki/en/wikipedia/b/bu/bustle.html (240 words)

	Adding A Bustle To Wedding Dress on 101 Wedding Tips
		My gown didn't have a bustle and I actually was in the bridal salon today so that they could measure where the bustle should be added.
		When it came time to bustle the gown, all we had to do was tie the ties through the loops.
		The bustle has to be done after the alterations to fit your body correctly.
	www.101weddingtips.com /forums101/show_message.htm?mid=64248 (1549 words)

	Bustles. Fashion History - Victorian First and Second Bustle Era 1870s and 1880s
		The first bustle silhouette existed between 1870 and 1875 and the second bustle silhouette was worn between 1883 and 1890, but had been introduced in Paris in 1880, so appeared in French fashion plates a little earlier than actually worn.
		By the 1870s the crinoline was discarded in favour of the bustle.
		The bustle consisted of a straw filled cushion sewn into the skirt with a series of steel half hoops inserted in the skirt lining down to the ground.
	www.fashion-era.com /bustles.htm (1608 words)

	What is a Bustle?
		The origins of the bustle lie in the crinoline, a stiff framework which was positioned under early 19th century dresses.
		Looking at a woman wearing a bustle from the side, one might be forgiven for thinking that she had a formidable rear end, but this illusion is in fact created by the bustle.
		However, the bustle was also a practical measure, because the dress could be hooked to the bustle, pulling it well clear of dirty ground and dance floors.
	www.wisegeek.com /what-is-a-bustle.htm (460 words)

	Bustle Fashion Plates
		The silhouette of the Bustle and Nineties Period series (1870-1900) has shifted from the round look of the Crinoline Era to a fitted look with a bustle http://www.schoolsliaison.org.uk/lostluggage/bustle%20ad.jpg, a device made out of horsehair or wire that added fullness to the back of the dress.
		The first stage (1870-1878) is when the bustle is created by manipulation of drapery at the back by the use of pleats, flounces, and bows.
		The exaggerated silhouette of the Bustle Period has been simplified in the Nineties Period to a fitted hourglass shape with vestiges of the bustle shown in the pleats or draperies at the back of the skirt.
	zimmer.csufresno.edu /~monicaf/bustle.htm (433 words)

	Bustle@Everything2.com
		Combined with a clinched waist of serious corsetry and the vivid new dyes that were invented in the era it was a sight to behold.
		The bustle was made in variety of ways ranging from pads stuffed with horse hair to intense engineering feats made of steel and canvas in a cage-like construction, all were anchored around the waist.
		Combined with immaculate hairstyles and tight fitting bodices the bustle style is undoubtedly hot and heavy to wear but sexy in its own tightly restrained way.
	everything2.com /index.pl?node=bustle (450 words)

	Trading Post - Bustle Medium size for youth/ young adult. - Powered by PhotoPost Classifieds
		All bustles are hand made from loose domestic goose feathers.
		Bustle average size is 22"- 28" wide X 16"- 22" long.
		If you want a good bustle for pow wow's or competition you won't be let down with your decision.
	www.powwows.com /gathering/classifieds/showproduct.php?product=141&sort=1&cat=all&page=1 (273 words)

	BUSTLES
		This bustle of stiff lace consists of four overlapping pieces, in the outer edges of which coarse cotton cord is hemmed.
		This bustle is of white horse hair, and consists of five sloping pieces of stuff which are pleated and overlap each other.
		View C, the bustle, rear hoop, and flat front were worn in the heyday of trains and bustles from 1869 to 1876.
	www.agelesspatterns.com /bustles.htm (490 words)

	Bustle Site (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Bustle was founded in 2001 by Toronto natives Shawn Hewson and Ruth Promislow – two bay street lawyers with a passion for fashion.
		Bustle’s Spring 2003 Cabana collection reflects the strong belief of its designers that fashion should be fun...
		While, for Bustle, this season’s collection references the styles of a decade of decadence, the reference is most certainly tongue in chic.
	www.bustleclothing.com /bustle_enter.html (188 words)

	The First and Second Bustle Periods
		The bustle, the cornerstone on which women's dress depended, focused the majority of the decoration and clothing focus on a woman's backside, and emphasized the movement of that body part to heroic proportions.
		The dress of the first bustle period (1870's) is noted for the lightness of it's material and decoration, swathing the lower reaches of a woman's body in numerous ruffles and pleats, often in light colors using the new and vibrant aniline dyes
		The second bustle period (the 1880's) is heavier, with decoration more resembling upholstery style.
	www.costumes.org /classes/fashiondress/BustlePeriods.htm (607 words)

	My Black and Red Bustle
		This is another late 1870s bustle dress I made, although this one is more of an "evening" dress than a dinner dress like the green silk one.
		This bustle dress I made for the Gasfitters Ball in 2003.
		I pleated some red silk to act as sort of a dust ruffle, and to show it off embattled the top part of the skirt that it was attached to.
	mysite.verizon.net /res6rdvf/id5.html (366 words)

	From the Crinoline, to the Crinolette, to the Bustle: 1860-1880 - Victoria and Albert Museum
		From the Crinoline, to the Crinolette, to the Bustle: 1860-1880 - Victoria and Albert Museum
		The new form of bustle was known as a 'dress-improver', or by its French name 'tournure' as the word bustle was considered vulgar in polite society.
		Bustles were often stiffened with horsehair to retain their shape and give form to the dress.
	www.vam.ac.uk /collections/fashion/corset/1860/index.html (882 words)

	Definition of Bustle from dictionary.net (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A kind of pad or cushion worn on the back below the waist, by women, to give fullness to the skirts; -- called also bishop, and tournure.
		To move noisily; to be rudely active; to move in a way to cause agitation or disturbance; as, to bustle through a crowd.
		A strange bustle and disturbance in the world.
	www.dictionary.net /bustle (104 words)

	Reviews - Mexican Sessions (Our Simple Sensational Sound)
		Up, Bustle and Out went to Monterrey, Mexico to meet the platinum selling Hip Hop crew Control Machete (who's Femin IV Caballero is also featured on the Cypress Hill album Los Grandes Exitos En Espanol).
		Up, Bustle and Out also took their ideas north to California and NYC, they glided over the Caribbean islands of Puerto Rico and Jamaica too before landing safely again in Europe.
		The Mexican Sessions captures the creative input / output of cultural experimental that began in Mexico, married the bass and sexy rhythms of the Caribbean with the flavours of Mexican spices.
	www.upbustleandout.co.uk /ubo/Reviews_Mexican_Sesisions.htm (1954 words)

	bustle - Definitions from Dictionary.com
		Bustling, of a place, is first recorded 1880.
		Buschel "bunch, pad," or may be a special use of bustle (1) with ref. to "rustling motion."
		Example: She bustled about doing things all day.
	dictionary.reference.com /browse/bustle (334 words)

	Bustles
		A French Bustle often looks more fluffy than the Ballroom Bustle because all the fabric is on the outside and there is often netting in the folds to make them more prominent.
		In the Ballroom Bustle all the fabric is on top of itself and weighing that fluff down giving a flatter look, but both bustles are going to add dimension to your butt area.
		We designed this draping bustle on the sash using hooks and eyes placed on the sash and under the collar in the back, then bustling the gown train with a Ballroom Pick-up Bustle.
	www.leanna.com /Bridal/Bustles.htm (1777 words)

	Bustle
		The change in dress from the Crinoline to the Bustle was not to flamboyance but to careful grooming.
		The actual changes in men’s dress from the Crinoline to that of the Bustle have to do with closer-cropped hair, less flamboyant whiskers, a somewhat greater variety of hats and coats, and returning to knee-breeches.
		These breeches, which had been the emblem of aristocracy when pantaloons were regarded as badges of the Jacobin, were now found in the opposite camp, symbols of the free-and-easy world of sports in contrast to the trousered formality of counting-house and drawing-room.
	www.cwu.edu /~robinsos/ppages/resources/Costume_History/bustle.htm (639 words)

	bustle (1) definition - Dictionary - MSN Encarta
		bustle (1) definition - Dictionary - MSN Encarta
		intransitive verb (past and past participle bus·tled, present participle bus·tling, 3rd person present singular bus·tles)
		He bustled around in preparation for their arrival.
	encarta.msn.com /encnet/features/dictionary/DictionaryResults.aspx?refid=1861593654 (74 words)

	bustle pictures and videos on Webshots
		Beijing: Bustling traffic of pedicabs in the Hutong are...
		Amy's mom is trying to bustle her dress...
		Echuca was once a bustling active and rich river town.
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	bustle: Blogs, Photos, Videos and more on Technorati
		Rushing and gushing in the hustle and bustle of life upkeep pace of day-to-day activities, it becomes necessary to avail the convenience of any conveyance.
		However as all are not financially well enough to obtain the facility after being keen to avail it, for those cheap car loans are available in the financial market.
		This attention for the lady’s backside was considered quite provocative, therefore the really high bustle is only seen in later decades.
	www.technorati.com /tag/bustle (637 words)

	Victorian era dresses from the early bustle period, 1868-1876 by Shooting Star Enterprises-
		The large crinoline has collapsed and the bustle has made its appearance.
		The polonaise top is made of cotton with moss fringe and buttons down the front with abalone buttons.
		My favorite part about this dress is I found a photo of an early 1870's kansas train depot in a book and the lady standing on the platform could have been me- right down to the hat, gloves and parasol!
	www.shootingstarhistory.com /earlybustle/earlybustle.html (404 words)

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		I wished that "When The Levee Breaks" was played, but Russo tearing up Moby Dick made up for it.
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	Up, Bustle and Out's Profile - tribe.net
		Booking an Up, Bustle & Out DJ is easy, 1-2 emails is enough to agree all, low fees, fun and professional attitudes.
		Up, Bustle and Out are available for paid remix work.Our track record includes succesful remixes for Josh One, Dragon Ash (Japan), Thievery Corporation, Silent Poets (Japan), Nitin Sawhne...
		Up, Bustle and Out - A Bristol, UK-based collective whose rebelious music and unique production styles have given them a fan base that crosses frontiers.
	people.tribe.net /upbustleandout (535 words)

	Victorian era from the bustle period dresses 1881-1889 by Shooting Star Enterprises
		The idea for this 1880's style day dress was taken from a Butterick pattern catalog from that vintage.
		It is fully lined and finished with 24 brass fillagree buttons, handmade buttonholes and bias cut cotton ruching.
		The skirt is Cotton and made with a polished cotton foundation skirt to which is inserted the appropriate bustle pads(this is common for the 1880's -each dress with its own foundation) and is trimmed with 3 rows of knife pleated ruffles, the upper two only spanning the back two panels.
	www.shootingstarhistory.com /bustle/bustle.html (281 words)

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