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• Cavalli highlights the waist with corsetry on almost every dress or top.
• Corsetry, another Dolce & Gabbana signature, is absent.
• La Perla lingerie is known for its corsetry and detailing.
• A new age of corsetry is dawning.
• There is still some waist emphasis, with corsetry, for example, as well,
• In some places, the surface treatments look like armor, in others they resemble corsetry.
• The Rational Dress Society was founded in 1881 in reaction to the extremes of fashionable corsetry.
• By the end of the century, French corsetry was at the pinnacle of its commercial heights.
• In addition, corsetry often was combined with or shown as a contrast to the fluttery styles.
• The health professions concentrated more on psychosomatic complaints, which were in fact probably related to corsetry.
• Wearing the corsetry of liberalism means that every now and then you have to take it off ."
• The magazine proposed rational dress as had her 1885 book which had warned of the dangers of corsetry.
• This means dresses outlined in lace and T-shirts with ticking stripes, and ribbing that suggests corsetry.
• How can a modest man complete this concurrence like fashionable satin sandy skirts, chiffon corsetry and luxurious lingerie?
• Malone specialised in striptease and acrobalance costumes and corsetry design for her final year of her costume design degree.
• In the late 1960s, Triumph International's market share for corsetry in Germany was about 50 percent.
• Bed rest was a common prescription for the " weaker sex ", which of course implied relief from corsetry.
• Par?criticised the concept of corsetry as a waist-training device, warning that such a practice risked deforming the figure.
• Corsetry made it virtually impossible to work, so simpler functional garments were worn by women who worked inside or outside the home.
• The book in question is listed under " Further reading " from some articles related to neo-Victoriana and corsetry.