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corset

[kawr-sit] / ˈkɔr sɪt /


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"Our sewing machines are suited for making corsets and evening gowns, but we did the best we could."

From BBC

An audible gasp went through the crowd for a gold-studded dress with a metallic corset.

From Seattle Times

A YouTube D.I.Y. fashion tutorial inspired Eley, whose multimedia practice has also included creating a corset of steel and casting functional breastplates and daggers in bronze and aluminum, to envision her “LV Bralette.”

From New York Times

In her immaculate white corseted dress she appeared to be the angel to his devilish look.

From New York Times

Every once in awhile there was an interregnum of black, like a palate cleanser: coats and wool dresses with chains strung around the neck and secured on one shoulder; knee-length silk frocks with built-in corsets.

From New York Times