Corset wedding gowns are taking over bridal fashions, from celebrity (Demi Lovato) to designer enthusiasts. See how this ...

Princess Charlene of Monaco debuts a 'rare' summer style shift, in an incredible waist-cinching outfit during a visit to ...

There is a growing trend called the “no buy” challenge where people are sharing the items they are not spending money on. NBC’s Vicky Nguyen joins TODAY with some strategies to save on essentials.

It has roots as far back as ancient Egypt but the most notable era of waist training popularity was the Victorian Era. It was during this ... In the 1850s, steel boning (steel rods used to stiffen the ...

The singer looked to Turkish fashion designer Dilara Findikoglu for her latest outfit choice. She slipped into the brand’s ...

It came with a corset that was synched tightly at the torso, giving Rasha an itty bitty waist. The look was most reminiscent of Victorian-Edwardian era fashion when ‘18-inch waists’ were all ...

The corsets on these models were less than ... featured an ultra-feminine sweetheart neckline dress with a Victorian-era snatched waist or the Versace Spring/Summer show playing with a classic ...

Women have long held a love-hate relationship with the corset. Few fashion items are as bound in controversy as this tight-laced, boned cage popularised in the Victorian era designed to slim the waist ...

In the 19th century women's fashions became more sexual - the hips, buttocks and breasts were exaggerated with crinolines, hoopskirts and corsets which nipped in the waist and thrust out the breasts.

Dr Gibson’s research found that the average 18th and 19th-century waist size, after corseting, was 22 inches. Considering the natural average for Victorian women’s waists was around 20–28 inches, ...

AN 86-year-old woman has the world's smallest waist, after wearing ... Explaining why she first got into corsets, Cathie said: "If you're going to wear a Victorian dress and have it look ...