The S-Curve Corset

A very cute orginal picture of a lady that is wearing a s-curve or so calle s-bend corset. That corset were invented short before corset in fashion become not so popular anymore, somehow a bit extreme. But it gives the lady a very cute posture. Maybe something i should try out on Christine soon...

More about the s-bend corset:

S-bend corsets, straight-front corsets or “health” corsets were invented
in the early 1900’s during the Edwardian era and popularized by the
Gibson Girls. At the time, the S-bend was thought to be healthier for
the wearer as it placed less direct pressure on the front of the
abdomen. It also promoted a “proud” posture where the pelvis tilted
forward and the bum was pushed back while the shoulders and bust were
thrust forward, and may have affected gait in such a way that caused a
lady to swing her hips in a lovely manner . However, this
corset style was later found to exacerbate lumbar lordosis
and thought to be worse for the spine, compared to a Victorian corset
which maintains a more neutral posture.

S-bend corsets, straight-front corsets or “health” corsets were invented in the early 1900’s during the Edwardian era and popularized by the Gibson Girls. At the time, the S-bend was thought to be healthier for the wearer as it placed less direct pressure on the front of the abdomen. It also promoted a “proud” posture where the pelvis tilted forward and the bum was pushed back while the shoulders and bust were thrust forward, and may have affected gait in such a way that caused a lady to swing her hips in a lovely manner (read: swagger). However, this corset style was later found to exacerbate lumbar lordosis (swayback) and thought to be worse for the spine, compared to a Victorian corset which maintains a more neutral posture.

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S-bend corsets, straight-front corsets or “health” corsets were invented in the early 1900’s during the Edwardian era and popularized by the Gibson Girls. At the time, the S-bend was thought to be healthier for the wearer as it placed less direct pressure on the front of the abdomen. It also promoted a “proud” posture where the pelvis tilted forward and the bum was pushed back while the shoulders and bust were thrust forward, and may have affected gait in such a way that caused a lady to swing her hips in a lovely manner (read: swagger). However, this corset style was later found to exacerbate lumbar lordosis (swayback) and thought to be worse for the spine, compared to a Victorian corset which maintains a more neutral postu

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