Hourglass corset

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Women wore corsets to cinch their waists as tightly as possible, creating that desired hourglass figure. Insinuating the size of the bust and hips. These corsets physically restrained women’s range of motion, displaying their separation from physical labor and men. Again women having this already established career for marriage and breeding…

of just below the models head. The corset clings tightly to the body leaving nothing to the imagination. From this silhouette it accentuates the hourglass curve of the models body. The corset represents the Victorian era because in the 1800’s women would wear them as they were considered a great way to make a women look more attractive and curvaceous. Yet it as a torturous contraption that often caused women to faint and possibly deform their bodies. The corset was also common for forcing women…

1950’s too, Christian Dior changed the fashion industry dramatically with her fashion line. Her new dresses went down to calf length and they were tight in which showed your hourglass figures. Some of the dresses were so tight it was hard to walk in but the tiny waist was what they tried to achieve in showing by also wearing corsets. Some of the political issues in the 1950’s were the cold war which was going on from 1947-1991.…

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after the first world war. During this era, curvy women with short dresses in flapper style, and bob hairstyle were considered beautiful. (“A look back at beauty through History”). Small wait with large posteriors was no more trendier, but elastic corsets were still in use. Pale skin along with thin eyebrows and silhouette was the perfect look. Wearing makeup was considered low class until 1920’s. (“A look back at beauty through History”). Then was the time for Golden Era that started after 20’s…

The corset is a prominent symbol of restriction. This article of clothing takes a starring role in the Ginger Tree, where a young woman refuses to wear her corset and be caged by the limited expectations of women. Her freedom starts to evolve as she refuses to conform to the wishes of the men around her. To become ultimately independent, she begins to work in a store as a clothing designer. Her agency culminates when she opens up a corset department for Japanese women, who buy them for their…

"Costumes and Makeup for Shakespearean Productions." Madshakespeare. Ed. Annabelle, Ashley, Colin, Dr. Noel, Dustin, Jennifer, John, Mad Shakespeare Staff, Sandra, Stefanie, Tom, and Yasmin. N.p., 10 Oct. 2014. Web. 24 Mar. 2016. Summary: This website gives a great look into how the audience could recognize, or define the royalty levels of the characters in the playbased off of their clothing, and personality. It tells the reader how people in the Shakespeare era did their make-up with what…

a sexy satin bustier with a tiny matching G-string which just barely covers up my unmentionables. I have an extensive collection that I would love to show you: everything from flirty, flouncy sheer babydolls to tightly laced corsets that show off my tiny waist and hourglass curves. Plus, I take it one step further with matching accessories, whether it’s a pair of stiletto heels graced with feathery marabou or a smart, stiff leather riding crop. It’s so much more fun with toys to go along with…