corsetry

Wearing the corsetry of liberalism means that every now and then you have to take it off."

At this time he began to focus heavily on corsetry and custom couture.

Ask your mother about that vestige of the golden age of corsetry!

Blanche runs a corsetry business from her Victoria Road home.

There is a shoe-repair shop here, and a dry goods store specializing in corsetry.

That's always a problem in Corsetry,' said Dorcas, raising his hands.

Thierry Mugler has always used corsetry in his work.

The health professions concentrated more on psychosomatic complaints, which were in fact probably related to corsetry.

She knew what she wanted - a pinstripe suit, the feminine corsetry.

Hers is the last made-to-measure corsetry left in Great Britain, she said.

She became involved in corsetry through a man, a kind of guru, who in the 1950's was making corsets for himself.

A new age of corsetry is dawning.

Corsetry made it virtually impossible to work, so simpler functional garments were worn by women who worked inside or outside the home.

The company creche at Spencer's corsetry is a shining example of the work-place nursery.

Some of the lingerie was made by Parisian corsetry house Cadolle.

Coraline, a material used to make a bone (corsetry)

Advertising for both these fields urges people, women in particular, to achieve a particular appearance, either by corsetry, diet or exercise.

His parents operated a corsetry store on Collins Street in Melbourne.

At a time of unbearable complexity and the look of corsetry in many collections, there is a lot to be said for minimalism.

Like corsetry, it is associated with erotic behavior and aesthetics, particularly fetish aesthetics.

(The word corsetry is sometimes also used as a collective plural form of corset.)