Edwardian is an early 20th-century British aesthetic spanning 1901 to 1910, defined by S-bend corsets, lace, and Gibson Girl influence, and sitting between Victorian propriety and the simplification that followed. S-bend corsets shape the body. High-necked blouses go above them. Lace-trimmed skirts cover the bottoms. Tea gowns handle the informal end, with wide-brimmed hats, gloves, and ornate brooches completing it.