history of the waist trainer 2

Edwardian corset

The close connection formed at the turn of the 20th century produced a strong rebound. It is believed that tight tethers can cause a range of health problems. In response, the straight corset was introduced in about 1900. It is thought to cause less stress on the abdomen but forces the wearer into unnatural hips and chest outwards.

First world war

During the war, steel was rarely used for civilian use. Combined with the invention of the bra, this contributes to the decline of the corset. Still, some forms of corsets were still popular in the 1920s.

The 1930s, 80s

In the next few decades, the corset experienced a short new interest, but never achieved a solid recovery. The obsessive fashion of the 1980s brought the latest renaissance of the corset.

The 1980s, 2000s

Modern corsets are largely inspired by punk and Gothic subcultures. The dual interest of these communities in historical fashion and fetish equipment has made corsets a natural choice. Today’s tights include Victorian leggings, steel eviscerate and a more comfortable bodice top. Women seeking to reduce their legal waistline, fetishes, and women looking for a romantic old-fashioned look are very popular.

If you have never worn a corset, it is highly recommended that you wear your tights slowly. From the corset looks like a corset containing reinforced fabric, but no actual deboning. From there, consider using flexible plastic support to enter the soft bodice. Due to the risk of injury, care must be taken to install the corset and steel support. Please consult a professional corset manufacturer to get a steel bodice designed for you.