Rococo Era Crescent Bum Pad — 18th Century Historical Skirt Support — White Cotton Undergarment Bustle Pad with Lace
This historical crescent-shaped bum pad (bustle pad, false rump) of the Rococo era is an indispensable piece of foundation wear and a structural support for period gowns, meticulously crafted according to antique fashion canons for historical reenactment and vintage style enthusiasts.
The model is tailored from high-quality white cotton and filled with lightweight, hypoallergenic synthetic fiber balls, while the lower hem is adorned with a voluminous flounce of delicate patterned lace. This type of support was traditionally used in the 18th century to achieve the correct period silhouette, gently lifting the gown fabric at the hips and back to create a soft, natural volume. Thanks to its ergonomic quilted crescent design and long cotton ribbon ties at the waist, the pad secures reliably over a chemise or corset, staying firmly in place during movement and ensuring a comfortable drape for the outer petticoats.
The modern hypoallergenic synthetic filling does not irritate the skin, offers excellent breathability, keeps the structure lightweight, and allows the garment to retain its original shape perfectly even after repeated use. This accessory serves as an ideal foundation for recreating ladies' costumes of past centuries, preparing for historical balls, theatrical productions, and themed photo shoots.
Fabric: 100% cotton, synthetic filling Color in the photo: White