Hourglass corset
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'''Hourglass corset''' is a generic term for [[corset]]s that produce a silhouette resembling the hourglass shape: wide bottom, narrow waist ("wasp waist"), wide top. | '''Hourglass corset''' is a generic term for [[corset]]s that produce a silhouette resembling the hourglass shape: wide bottom, narrow waist ("wasp waist"), wide top. | ||
| − | With a modern hourglass corset, the stomach is '''over''' the waist. With a Victorian hourglass corset, the stomach is '''in''' the waistline. | + | There are two distinct sorts. With a modern hourglass corset, the stomach is '''over''' the waist. With a Victorian hourglass corset, the stomach is '''in''' the waistline. |
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*[[Tightlacing]] | *[[Tightlacing]] | ||
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[[Category:fetish]] | [[Category:fetish]] | ||
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Hourglass corset is a generic term for corsets that produce a silhouette resembling the hourglass shape: wide bottom, narrow waist ("wasp waist"), wide top.
There are two distinct sorts. With a modern hourglass corset, the stomach is over the waist. With a Victorian hourglass corset, the stomach is in the waistline.
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