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originally the name for an under-coat for men/women, then it replaced the bodice in the eighteenth century but it was more relaxed having only two busks, at the beginning of the nineteenth century the corset became lightly boned and by mid-century it had taken on the familiar form of the rigid cuirass that is associated with the name today.
Ãâó: www.ntgi.net/ICCF&D/c.htm
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| corset |
A fitted garment usually with boning designed to cinch the waist and lift the breasts.
Ãâó: www.freshpair.com/lingerie_glossary.html
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| corset |
A form-fitting, usually strapless bodice with boning and either laces or snap closures, styled in the fashion of the ladies undergarment of the same name.
Ãâó: www.weddingchannel.com/ui/buildArticle.action
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| corset |
a tight stiff undergarment worn to support or give shape to waist and hips (Lesson: Benn Pitman Bed)
Ãâó: www.discoveringthestory.org/glossary.asp
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Undergarment - close fitting to impose silhouette with defined waist and or full bosom. Traditionally in two pieces, boned and laced up back and front. Originally called
Ãâó: www.catwalking.com/editorial/GLOSS/glossary.html
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