According to reports, the late 19th century designer for Queen Victoria's linen cloth lanterns underwear pants is now the British Museum, the British Library and the National Archives awarded certified by the state-level "designated heritage" title, this honor previously granted to only Give items of dual national and international influence. The queen's lantern panties are now housed in the Kensington Palace in western London. The underwear has a waist of 50 inches (1.27 meters) and a bust of 66 inches (1.67 meters), with tiny crowns and VR capitals , As well as to facilitate the laundry room to find the number.
Savage Vanessa, a textile specialist at Hansen's auction house, says the lantern underpants are very simple and are hand-sewn from soft, supple cotton. Like other women in the post Victorian era, the queen's lantern panties were also split ends, with the two leggings connected by a string at the waist.
