Assertion: bodice | /r/CapableOf | indicate upper part of a dress
Facets:
value: in victorian
type: LOCATION
value: in another usage
type: OTHER
value: in early 20th century fashion
type: OTHER
value: of coordinating
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: In another usage, particularly in Victorian and early 20th century fashion, a bodice (in earlier sources, body) instead indicates the upper part of a dress that was constructed in two parts (i.e., with separate skirt and bodice, such as a ballet tutu), but of matching or coordinating fabric with the intention of wearing the two parts as a unit.