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Crinolines put the hoop in the Victorian-era skirt. For two decades, women wore crinolines - lightweight cages attached to their waists - under their clothing to create a wide, bell-shaped silhouette.

As far as she knows, D'Incecco is the only Victorian shoemaker left in the US. "We don't see those silhouettes anymore," she told Business Insider Today. "The shoe forms are completely different now.

The journey of fashion is a compelling narrative of constraints gradually transforming into expressions of freedom. Garments that once bound and dictated have b ...