The New York Times

TINY WAIST CRAZE SEIZES ON LONDON; Revival of the Fashion of Tight Lacing and Sixteen-Inch Corsets. WOMEN UNDER TRAINING Order Graduated Sizes and Reduce Their Measurements by ...

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Cosmopolitan

This woman wore a corset for seven years to get a 16 inch waist

Twenty-seven-year-old Kelly Lee Dekay practices tight-lacing, a method that modifies ones body shape by constantly wearing a tightly-laced corset. She's worn said corset for seven years, thus ...
pix11

Woman spends 7 years wearing corsets to get 16-inch waist

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. NEW YORK (PIX11) — This woman has spent 7 ...
Cincinnati Magazine

Were Tight Corsets Killing Women? Or Was It Just a Victorian Urban Legend?

Cincinnati women were not universally impressed by Mrs. Miller’s designs or by her opinions on the then-fashionable corset.
Newsweek

‘I’ve Worn A Corset 23 Hours A Day Since Giving Birth, And I’ll Never Stop’

It's official: corsets have made a comeback. Worn by Billie Eilish on the cover of Vogue and spotted on singers like Rihanna and Dua Lipa, the controversial garment is experiencing a revival thanks to ...