A tribute to the Corsetiere
March 10, 2008 8:17 PM   Subscribe

Corsets - a very comprehensive collection of information about foundation garments. The site is generously illustrated, so it may be NSFW.
posted by tellurian (15 comments total) 20 users marked this as a favorite
 
I'll be saving this for... uhh... later viewing... yeah, thats right.
posted by Del Far at 8:24 PM on March 10, 2008


Not safe for work? Of corsets not safe for work!
posted by flapjax at midnite at 8:44 PM on March 10, 2008 [8 favorites]


Hahaha, nice Flapjax, normally I hate wordplay like that, but this time I laughed
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posted by Del Far at 8:47 PM on March 10, 2008


Yeah, NSFW in a Sears catalog kind of way.

Not my cuppa tea, but damn that is one comprehensive corset website.
posted by Slarty Bartfast at 8:59 PM on March 10, 2008


That's some old school engineering. Steel & whalebone, indeed.
posted by porpoise at 9:06 PM on March 10, 2008


I like the way they arranged the big block of links to be in an exaggerated coke bottle shape.
posted by kersplunk at 9:25 PM on March 10, 2008


Unusual Boning

heh.
posted by andythebean at 9:32 PM on March 10, 2008 [2 favorites]


whaaat the fuuuuuuuuuuuuu
posted by stresstwig at 9:35 PM on March 10, 2008


STILLL LOLLIGHNads
posted by Ambrosia Voyeur at 12:53 AM on March 11, 2008


Most of this site's (admirable) research is devoted to 20th century girdles. For the old-school stuff, go here (completely SFW)

To see what corsetmakers get up to these days, go here (mostly SFW; occasionally notsomuch)
posted by Pallas Athena at 1:02 AM on March 11, 2008 [1 favorite]


You could lose an eye on one of these.
posted by wsg at 1:14 AM on March 11, 2008


I didn't click on all the links....was Spook mentioned anywhere?
posted by Oriole Adams at 1:42 AM on March 11, 2008


Saved for viewing later. A lot of my female friends (and girlfriend) love corsets.
posted by slimepuppy at 2:29 AM on March 11, 2008


Somehow you never forget those Sears catelogues from when you were a kid.
posted by ghostdog at 9:57 AM on March 11, 2008


And there's always Staylace, which has a ton of content in a circa 1997 design.
posted by jeffkramer at 4:40 PM on March 11, 2008


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