Lolita Canvas
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The earliest known representation of a possible corset appears on a figurine from Minoan art made circa 1600 BCE. The article of clothing depicted might be perceived as a corset, but is worn as an outer garment, and leaves the breasts exposed.
Whale bone corset 1700
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The Elizabethan corset comes with shoulder straps and flat sides. It covers the rib region with its back and front lacing. It gives a heightened bust line and a scalloped edge towards the bottom. In the end, the corset has a wide shoulder strap, cone-shaped torso, pushed-out hips, and great cleavage.
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Hourglass Corset 1830
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​ The lower ribs are not compressed with this clothing. Just the waist is cinched. It can start from over bust, under bust or mid bust, have a straight neckline or a sweetheart style.
S Curve
Is a unique figure that has its hips pushed backward, chest thrust forward to form an S shape towards the torso. It has supporting steel and an inflexible busk to give it a nice curvy shape.
Ribbon Corset
This corset is made from several strips of fabric which are lightweight. It is not a tight type of corset as it always gives a great tight fitting. It is often regarded as a modern-day corset.
Pipe stem
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​In this style the body is compressed throughout the torso, leading to a look of an especially long torso. Rigid boning is used to create an illusion of length to the torso.
Waist Cincher and Corset Belt This corset is short as it is designed only for the waist. It is like a waist belt to compress the waist and make it look smaller.
Bust Corset
The bust corset can be subdivided into three. These are;
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Under bust corset: this corset begins under the bust line to give a great waist shape.
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Over bust corset: this type of corset is always an outer garment. It could be as a bodice or top on another gown. Unlike the bust corset, it is over the bust.
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Mid-bust corset: the only difference between this type and other bust corset types is that it begins at the mid-region.
Guepiere Corset
This type of corset is also known as Basque. It is a common style invented by the famous French designer, Christian Dior. It is a collaboration of waist clincher, bustier, and garter belt into a single material.
Elizabethan Corset
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The Elizabethan corset comes with shoulder straps and flat sides. It covers the rib region with its back and front lacing. It gives a heightened bust line and a scalloped edge towards the bottom. In the end, the corset has a wide shoulder strap, cone-shaped torso, pushed-out hips, and great cleavage.
