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| | The Hobble Skirt Page - Start |
 | | The term 'hobble skirt' came into popular use in the early 1910s, when a European fashion trend started by French designer Paul Poiret introduced long skirts that were narrow at the hem, thus 'hobbling' the wearer, though long narrow skirts themselves appeared earlier, around 1880. |
 | | Today, however, the hobble skirt is a popular item among fans of fetish clothes, as well as some of the highly fashionable, thanks to modern designers such as Karl Lagerfield. |
 | | The modern hobble skirts are generally ankle-length and narrow all the way down, often made from materials such as latex and PVC. |
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