Corset

The idea is to keep your body in perfect alignment, maintaining the spine’s natural curvature, with your neck straight and shoulders parallel with the hips: keep your shoulders back and relaxed. pull in your abdomen. keep your feet about hip distance apart. balance your weight evenly on both feet. Can you fix bad posture? Any […]

Remember that wearing tight clothing during pregnancy is generally not recommended. Aside from feeling uncomfortable, constricting garments also can lead to a host of health issues, such as pain, reduced blood circulation, and even yeast infections. Can wearing tight pants cause harm baby during pregnancy? The truth: They might feel uncomfortable, but no, tight clothes […]

Various factors increase the risk of miscarriage, including: Age. Women older than age 35 have a higher risk of miscarriage than do younger women. Previous miscarriages. Chronic conditions. Uterine or cervical problems. Smoking, alcohol and illicit drugs. Weight. Invasive prenatal tests. What can accidentally cause a miscarriage? Several factors may cause miscarriage: Infection. Exposure to […]

Flyers must remove belts before walking through metal detectors, so choose a belt-free outfit, or at least be prepared to remove your belt if you want to wear one. Belts aren’t permitted through airport security because their metal clasps set off the metal detector. Do you have to remove your belt at the airport? “Eligible […]

Clothing: A bathrobe, a nightgown or two, slippers, and socks. Hospitals and birth centers provide gowns and socks for you to use, but some women also bring their own. Choose a loose, comfortable gown that’s either sleeveless or has short, loose sleeves so that your blood pressure can be checked easily. What is the best […]

A recent Canadian study suggested that ibuprofen use in the first 20 weeks of pregnancy may raise the chance of miscarriage. And that this could happen with any dose of ibuprofen. Another study found that the risk of miscarriage was higher at certain times during pregnancy. Can you take ibuprofen while 1 week pregnant? Should […]

Can wearing a corset decrease your chances of conceiving a child? There is a large misconception about corsets “squeezing out” fetuses and as a result, it was thought to believe that many corseted women would not be able to become pregnant. In truth, there is no proof that corsets cause infertility. Can waist training make […]

Most well-bred European children, girls and boys alike, also wore stays from the age of three months onward. The goal was not narrowing the waist, but to encourage proper posture and make standing straight a lifetime habit. You know, being “upright” and “upstanding.” When did stays become popular? By the middle of the 18th century, […]

Wearing tightly laced corsets not surprisingly had negative health effects on the unborn baby. It was not uncommon for a pregnancy to end in miscarriage due to tight-lacing. What happens if you use a corset while pregnant? The good news is, there is no medical reason that you shouldn’t wear shapewear during your pregnancy at […]

The Sew Through Boning is useful for a wide variety of applications. The Boning is used for areas that require light support and structure. The advantage of using Rigilene Boning is that you can sew right through it, eliminating the need for a boning casing. Simply sew it right onto your garment. Can you sew […]

But can shapewear reshape your body permanently? It is an unequivocal no. The purpose of shapewear is to instantly slim you down and smooth out bulges under your clothing. Shapers create a smooth foundation beneath other garments by providing a firm but a thin layer of compression. Does shapewear change your body permanently? Once you […]

How to choose a boning knife Curved. The curve of a fillet or boning knife is excellent at removing fish skin in one swipe, as well as making long, clean strokes through the flesh. Straight. This is easier for removing large chunks of meat, such as beef. Flexible. Stiff. Thin. Broad. Is a straight or […]

The most common type of plastic boning – and the most widely available – is known as “Rigilene” which is made from polyester, a type of plastic. Rigilene has been the boning of choice for many a dressmaker over many a decade. What can I use instead of corset boning? You can find cable ties […]

Boys would commonly dress according to their age. They commonly wore knickerbockers as a standard, casual piece of clothing. Young boys wore frocks, blouses, and tunics with pleated skirts up until the age of three or four. After this young age, they wore knickerbockers with short, collarless jackets. What did kids wear in the Victorian […]

If you’ve started a waist-training regimen, though, shunning your corset for several days each month can really derail you. The good news is that there’s nothing to stop you from wearing your corset while you’re on your period. Should you wear a corset on your period? The short answer that you absolutely can wear a […]

Latin americans know them as “fajas cinturilla”, in America they are called waist trainers. Can I wear a waist trainer instead of a faja? In general, yes, you can wear a waist trainer after liposuction, but there are few precautions you should consider first. Your body needs to heal after undergoing cosmetic surgery, so you’ll […]

Also, a good waist trainer should be made up of both flat and spiral steel bones. Flat steel bones are great and required to form a solidly built corset, but they are usually reserved to the front bust and the back panels. The body of the corset is best made up of spiral steel bones. […]

Queen Victoria is said to have detested crinolines Queen Victoria is said to have inspired a song in Punch: Long live our gracious Queen, Who won’t wear the crinoline! Who wore crinolines? In the late 1850s and early 1860s, the spring hoop crinoline became so popular that it was worn by ladies’ maids and factory […]

To the Victorians, black dress could symbolize mourning. But as with most things, there was much more to Victorian mourning than simply wearing black. With various stages of mourning and specific fabrics for each stage, clothing defined stages of grief without the wearer uttering a single word. Why did Victorian people wear black? In Britain, […]

Rich women wore corsets under their dresses. At the beginning of Victoria’s reign it was fashionable to wear a crinoline under a skirt. These hoops and petticoats made skirts very wide. What did a rich Victorian child wear? Over these basic layers, he would wear a shirt that tied at the neck in front, a […]