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The 12 pages that link to Corset, each with the reason it gives.

• Christian DiorRelated: Dior’s narrow-waisted silhouette often relied on structured undergarments.

• FlapperCompared with: The flapper silhouette rejected the restrictive shaping associated with earlier women’s fashion.

• Paul PoiretCompared with: Poiret promoted dresses that abandoned the corseted waist as the basis of women’s fashion.

• Victorian fashionRelated: Corsetry helped create the period’s fashionable waistlines and bodices.

• LingerieBroader topic: Corsetry shaped the history of foundation garments before modern lingerie.

• Foot bindingCompared with: Both practices shaped bodies, but binding permanently altered developing feet rather than using a removable garment.

• Wedding dressRelated: Some wedding gowns use corsetry to structure the bodice and silhouette.

• Ball gownRelated: Historical gowns often used corsets to shape the torso beneath the fitted bodice.

• UnderwearRelated: Corsets occupied the historical boundary between underwear, support garment, and fashionable outerwear.

• CamisoleCompared with: Camisoles are lightweight and generally unstructured, unlike corsets.

• Strapless dressRelated: Corsetry supplies a related method of shaping and supporting the upper body.

• Tube topCompared with: Corsets use shaping structure and closures absent from the typical tube top.