I hope she’s okay honestly Edit: omg guys i didnt kno it was a filtur 😲 Yes I did I was worried because she wouldn’t be doing this if she was okay with her body.
Yeah she’s basically making fun of women who are shaped like an hourglass people forget that’s a real natural body type… it’s just as mean as making fun of big girls or ultra skinny girls..
Reminder that wearing corsets is not the same as tight lacing or corseting. Corsets are NOT bad for your health if wore properly. If someone is complaining about their corset, it's because it's not a good one, cheap, not fitting, bad materials, bad boning, bad lacing. Stay healthy, do some research about corsetry, love you ❤️
Victorian corsets never deformed rib chages or squashed internal organs because those corsets weren't supposed to be worn this tight. The reason we are under the assumption they did is because women of that era would pay artists to paint over their black and white photos to make them look as if they had freakishly tiny waists.
She really didn't want her boyfriend to waist their chances with her. Edit: thanks for all the replies n likes idk how this blew up but it made me smile :)
Fun fact: the way that women achieved that look was lots of padding around the hips and chest, also some really old photoshop (idk how they did the photoshop thing tho) And to all who keep replying to me, I can tell that you are I’ll-equipped when it comes to corsets and historical dress
Corsetry can also help distribute to weight of a heavy bust more comfortably, support the lower back and by providing pressure on the peritoneal organs can help relieve period cramps. There is a reason working women wore them for centuries.
Also the diagrams showed are a little misleading, the effect shown is of years extreme and extended tight lacing. Most of the medical literature focuses only on the extremes of tight lacing amongst the rich and sedentary, virtually none focuses on the everyday working woman allowing her to have input the effects of corsetry. And finally, for a bit of perspective, modern shapeware can cause just as much displacement in the body.
I love to see someone who spreads facts on corsets like you! Thank you! Not to mention that they were even worn during some stages of pregnancy, loosened to make room as the body expands. I'm never going to get pregnant, but from what I can tell, the support of the corset might be welcome.
@@PanicInDucky also important to keep in mind that those diagrams were drawn by Victorian men who didn't know anything about women's health And i mean, if you wouldn't trust a doctor from that time period for literally anything else, why trust them when it comes to corsets?
Reminder that wearing a corset that is *tailored* to your body doesn’t do damage. It’s only the practice of tight lacing and wearing smaller corsets that can do damage
@@taylorbug9 Nope. The only people to tight lace would have been the rich people, or those who may have been doing things like satire theather or other entertainment. We wore corcets for hundreds of years untill men became petty and made us stop. The two world wars also helped. Everybody used corcests. The richest woman to the poorest of the poor. They offered great back and boob support and you didn't need to alter your body at all to achieve the trendy shapes. Just some padding. (Hello, modern weight and bodyshape wars!) We even had pregnancy ones, which when used even today offer a lot of comfort, safety and support! They were like a better support band for the body. TL;DR The world was infinetly better when corcets was a normal thing. Nobody died from them.
@@marialindell9874 Yes and no. There were cases, for example empress sisi, when corsets made women faint and even worse. Its not only good or bad. Tight lacing was a thing. Was even a popular thing. But it was for the Rich. The poorest were using corsets as early bras. Please, lets not hide the darker side of corsets.
As someone who wears a corset sometimes: I LOVE how it helps my posture, and it lessens the back and neck pain I get from having too big breasts. As a bonus: it looks good.
@@jennysmoot385, no, of course not. And modern corsets cant break ribs either. The stiffers (don't know the proper English word) aren't strong enough for that. And I hate, when people call something with plastic stiffers a corset. It's a corsage, and if they actually tried wearing both things, they would know that corsages don't support anything. They just look pretty, until you bend the plastic.
Can you explain more please? I’ve been wanting to start but heard about that. But also noticed that all of the sources use that same old photo so it seemed kinda cap lol
@@AnaHaze777 basically it's not corset it's a practice called tight lacing, which consist to lace you corset to the max and downsizing with time (normal corset wear only hugs the body, no tightness, just support) and can cause those issues.
yes it is??? yk they're different than bodices (harmless, they're attatched to the dress), right? corsets squeeze your ribs so you can appear thinner. if not trained properly, you CAN get injured. that's why you shouldn't be -18 when wearing them.
Corsets are actually used to better posture and as an undergarment, like a bra for example. What you’re talking about is tight lacing, which is different from just wearing a corset. Tight lacing is when you progressively tighten the corset over a period of time to achieve a thinner waist. I’m not an expert, but I had a corset hyper fixation once and watched a lot of TH-camrs that were experts on the topic. Main person I watched was Bernadette Banner, I believe. I love her videos. She actually has a back brace for scoliosis that functions like a corset, if I remember correctly. Edit: fixed a typo. Also please note, as said previously, I am not an expert. Please do your own research if you want to learn more or start corseting.
@@PeaceOfMake Yes and no. It depends on what you mean. When someone wears a corset regularly, they don't wear it 24/7. When you aren't wearing the corset, you're supposed to strengthen your core through exercise, just like a person who never wears a corset is supposed to. It's all about listening to your body, and it should never hurt. Your muscles may feel sore if you have bad posture as it's putting your body in a position it normally isn't in. It should feel like someone is hugging you tightly, but not so hard it puts a ton of pressure on your body to where it's painful. If you want to start corseting, just be sure to do research prior and look into good corset stores. Buying one off of Amazon or something isn't recommended as a poorly or differently shaped corset to your body type can be harmful. I bought my corset off of Amazon, but it was way too tight and I need to look into other stores that are good for their price. Don't cheap out on a corset. By the way, I do not recommend tight lacing as it can be extremely harmful to your body.
@@PeaceOfMake As I said before, it depends on if you’re taking care of you body. If you’re regularly exercising like you *should* be, there would be no issue.
@@Chey1214_ No, it's not. Will a person who sits in the office for 8 hours have the same health outcomes as someone with an active job? Even if both of them work out after it - it's not the same. Corset is comparable. If you dont use your core for half of the day, you won't "catch up" with a bit of core work a few times a week.
Fashion history YT would be displeased. Corsetry and stays were not like those drawings. They were only depicted in that way by the occasional man who didn't like the fashion trend and wanted to make it like it was bad or unsafe.
Hey your content is great but you should really reach out to the Fashion History community for the info on the corsets and some correct slides, super forgiveable tho, very common misconception.
Assuming he referenced modern studies, why would I believe a fashion historian over a scientist about the potential negative health side effects of a corset?
@@tyriaxepheles7996 so, it goes back to the if you don't do it correctly, you'll get hurt which means that they're not 100% safe unless you know what you're doing. I already knew all that but a lot of people just jump to saying they're perfectly fine and referencing fashion historians but they're not 100% fine and a fashion historian isn't qualified to speak about it can negatively impact a human body
@@tyriaxepheles7996 Doesn't matter. Fashion historians will fighting against idea that corsets will hurt you severely. Sure thing. But corsets do have side affects that the same historians love to skip over.
Unfortunately corseting gets a really bad wrap due to tight lacing. Tight lacing was not that popular and while there were definitely periods where it was more popular and people who took it too far, throughout the history of corseting most people never did it or only did it on an occasion. Corsets are not just excellent shape wear, but also fantastic support garments that can help hold your body weight and keep your back aligned. Additionally they protect you from the crinoline (I think that's how it's spelled) digging into your waist. The crinoline is that metal hoop that makes dresses puffy and keeps creeps from being able to feel you up
I study historical costumes for fun Karolina Zebrowska has a good video on it, but there are common misconceptions about corsets and what they do. Tight-lacing can be dangerous, but it was relatively uncommon amongst most women (you can't do housework if you can barely breatge afterall). Corsets were custom-made to the wearer's body to fit and compress the body equally (this is shown when u tighten the laces on the corset, the sides are supposed to be perfectly parallel to eachother) and they also don't move organs, but they will compress them and do the rest of the things that he says they do if youre really trying to squeeze. I haven't studied waist trainers tho, so im not positive if that still applies
Organs move a lot by themself. Pregancies are most obvious example, but honestly, when doctors now do some surgieries on inside, they don't place everything carefully. They just lowkey dump bowels back and later, bowels organize themselfes. "Moving organs" means nothing honestly.
@@ToenailCollector22 It was rather more abput the fact, that corsets businesses were fully owned by woman, and since corset was a nessecity, woman were gettin quite good money out of it. And men were not a big fan of woman doing succsesfull buissneses.
Corseting doesn't displace your organs at all! Those diagrams are wrong and were written without consulting the ladies actually wearing corsets, Bernadette Banner covers corsets, along with many other historic fashion youtubers. The thin waists were optical illusions achieved with some help from the corsets, but mostly from the added MASSIVE sleeves and skirts :D (edited for better clarity) (Edit 2: th-cam.com/video/rExJskBZcW0/w-d-xo.html the video I've been talking about, I don't have the knowledge Bernadette does but here ya go)
Actually - corsets were worn NOT to reduce waist size, but as a support for the back due to all of the layers of the gown, kind of like a bra today. Of course tight lacing was involved because of society and beauty standards, but the way they achieved their small waists was by PADDING the bust and hips, then the waist becomes significantly smaller because of perspective. Also a corset, if you tight-lace It, moves your organs kind of like pregnancy does, so It’s not really a big deal.
Fun fact: Corsets were originally made to help support breasts & better the posture of those with scoliosis. Fun fact 2: Men who drank alcohol regularly began to get drunk/pot/alcohol bellies, so they jumped onto the corset bandwagon & started making corsets for men to wear to help with their bellies (& posture for a bonus).
I say this as a historical dress enthusiast and amateur historical corset maker in my free time: if the corset/ the stays/ the boned bodice or whatever else is made correctly to your measurements using a historical pattern or a pattern based on a historical garment, it should not hurt, be restrictive, impede your breathing or mobility. If women and men wore corsets and other boned garments in the past it was for support, comfort, posture and to give the silhouette fashionable for the era which was not always a teeny tiny waist!! Especially 18th century (and prior) stays were very very VERY rarely tightlaced to an extreme because why in the world would most people do that?? ThE MALE gAZE? No. Women at the time were not all how they were described in contemporary books and writings because that was the ideal for men, not the norm. Most women who wore stays and corsets had other things to worry about than looking pretty for guys like for instance feeding themselves and their families, and...oh,not dying! And as already mentioned, in some eras and some places it was not uncommon for men to wear corsets. If you made it this far into this comment of me ranting about a topic nobody gives two shits about, why? And are you ok?
Hey man, i give a shit about what you had to say and im glad someone did. Common sense should tell everyone that if the corset was such a destructive peice of fashion, it wouldnt have lasted as long as it did. This whole stereotype idea that corsets were design to squeeze rather than shape has "stayed" (get it), relevant a little too long. I never understand how so much evidence that medieval people had enough of a grasp of anatomy to design a full plate suit of steal that fits the wearer perfectly but, people think they couldnt do that with cloth, leather and wood also. Thats like someone in the future looking at a fashion designer of today and saying that the hat is designed to be squeezed over the head otherwise, it would blow off in the wind.
@@killerkrok55 Yess!!! I too often find myself aimlessly arguing about corsets with stubborn people that refuse the evidence and won't let their stupid little prejudices go. I have made historical corsets for fuck's sake! If they were so painful I wouldn't have to make three fittings and five mockups to get the right shape. I'm so glad someone finally agrees!!! I wish you well and I sincerely hope you have a very nice and happy life. :)
@@lonelygovernment4544 aye thank you very much for the well wishes and i hope the same for you! If i were a little more daring i'd order a corset right now. But im afraid it would squeeze my ribs and liver into my pelvis. Lol. Nothing but success and good fortune seems to be in your future, according to me, and your hard work ofcourse.
I’m not 100%, but if the corset isn’t tight laced isn’t it more like a spandex and a bra mixed together. I remember reading that if the wearer was lacing the corset too tightly that could cause issues. :0
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She got that female villain build 💀
Nah she got that hour glass build
She like that villain women from that minions movie😂 ugly ahhhh
She's on her villain arc 💀
@a walking lean cat big mom 🥵🥵
Bro 😂
For those who didn't know... She's joking, her tiktoks are really funny and all about jokes
What's her TikTok?? Do u know?
@@blirimi4504 janellthebear or something similar but it should pop up
Oh thank god 😮
Ohhh
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Underrated
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887 likes and only 3 comments let me fix that
you don’t know how real that comment is
Girl really said: ♟️
😂😂😂
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More like []-[](it's a dumbell btw)
Girl really said what?
⏳
she’s joking, it’s literally her entire account
Maybe watch the rest of the video first
he’s joking too 🤦🏻♂️
ok
Her lungs left the chat
Fr fr
Yes, I liked my own comment
Her ribcage shattered down into pieces☠️
😂
You do know where lungs are do you?
@@waveril5167 Right where hers ain't 😂
She’s a whole One Piece woman 💀
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Man shes the mom from that one pixar movie
Nami build fr
Ribs left the chat:
Nah it’s a filter 💀
@@Emslife12 nooo I know it’s either a filter or it’s edited lol don’t know how someone would survive with a waist that thin 😭😭
@@Emslife12well, that went way over your head
bones left too
So have organs
I’m surprised at how many ppl genuinely don’t get sarcasm and that it’s a satire she wasn’t being serious 💀
literally was about to comment this
literally!
FR u can obviously see she is joking in the end
Some people think everything on the Internet is real. Idiots 😂
I still don’t see how someone can’t tell it’s satire 😭
“Your loss🤣⌛️💋”
“Girl, u lost most of ur stomach🤣🗿”
I hope she’s okay honestly
Edit: omg guys i didnt kno it was a filtur 😲 Yes I did I was worried because she wouldn’t be doing this if she was okay with her body.
@@weallstilldie it’s satire, she’s really pretty tho fr. her insta 🙇♀️🙇♀️🙇♀️
Hahahaha underrated comment 🤣🤣🤣
@@not_gracee yes
I know its a joke but it looks scary and risky... Its kind of unsettling.
Coralline’s other mother RN:👁👄👁
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fr
The next man she dated won’t ever need a stop watch ever again 😭
bro got the one piece female waist
@Girlfrom_nowhere181it is
Bro, i wouldn’t want to date a literal hourglass 💀💀💀💀
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"his loss" more like her loss, as in her loss of body weight and muscle.... aye?
@@5specit's a joke
@@ashiqali5770 yeah I made a joke too bro use your brain
It's a joke her whole acc is a joke yall are so stupid
Girl : "your loss 💋⌛"
Bf : Thank god 💀
@@olivergrande377 lmfao fr 💀
@@olivergrande377 they’re creepy and they’re kooky
LOL NOT THE HOUR GLASS, IT GOT ME ROLLING
@@olivergrande377 yesss that's herr in the 1240s
Lmfao
Girl called me fat in 1000 languages💀
FR me to
She fr said "⏳" 💀💀
Yeah she’s basically making fun of women who are shaped like an hourglass people forget that’s a real natural body type… it’s just as mean as making fun of big girls or ultra skinny girls..
@@paulinasenue9331 how is she making fun of people?
Stolen comment
@@iamawasiano.o8401 by making the video? Lol
@@paulinasenue9331 lmao she isnt.. she literally did it to be funny like be for real.
Reminder that wearing corsets is not the same as tight lacing or corseting. Corsets are NOT bad for your health if wore properly. If someone is complaining about their corset, it's because it's not a good one, cheap, not fitting, bad materials, bad boning, bad lacing. Stay healthy, do some research about corsetry, love you ❤️
THANK YOU ‼️
Thank you. They also don't displace your organs
So glad someone said this!!
thank you!
Pretty similar to binding if you think about it
Let’s hope this isn’t the beauty standards in 2050 😅
I never followed any beauty standard.If it's gonna happen let it who cares😂😂
Nerd squad forever 😌
Oh no ladies don't worry it probably will 🥰🥰🥰
Nah that’s the beauty standards now lol
I rather kill myself at that point
It was in the 1800s.
She took hourglass body to the boss fight level😂😂
She took no one wants a waist over nine inches to the next level
OMG YES 👏
SHE GOT 1 INCH💀
lolz i-
@@H.A.N.D.S.S I was about to say this 😂
I love Six the musical! ❤
She literally using filler but bro just took that personally 😂💀
Frr
Did u not watch the whole video 🤣
He literaly said it in the video you dumbass
Filter*
@@mominah55 bruh if that was real she would be a real life one piece character
Victorian corsets never deformed rib chages or squashed internal organs because those corsets weren't supposed to be worn this tight. The reason we are under the assumption they did is because women of that era would pay artists to paint over their black and white photos to make them look as if they had freakishly tiny waists.
History fact
Someone who knows what they are talking about 👏
They mean corset training where u move on to tighter corsets
THANK YOU!!! I just had to comment a rant about all that because it's misinformation to think corsets deformed or displaced organs and bones!
Also I've heard hip and butt padding to make waist look tiny in comparison.
*body dysmorphia joined the chat*
She’s built like a one piece character 💀 ☠️
FR
ONG
STOP💀💀
NAHHHH
NAHHHHH
She really didn't want her boyfriend to waist their chances with her.
Edit: thanks for all the replies n likes idk how this blew up but it made me smile :)
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I'm not ruining the 666 likes
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Girlie got that La Signora figure 😭
Bro got that Nami physique ☠️
My name is nami
@@orlandcapuz9864 From One Piece
It’s a anime
@@kevinjohnson7790 yeah my mom and dad named me nami from that anime
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Bro is built like a Pixar mum 💀
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@@randomstuffiguess957 heil naw
@@offn4q fuk u mean
@@randomstuffiguess957 its a filter
She literally looks like a wine glass 😂
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No printer, only fax brother 💯
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She a dumbell
LMFAO
Girl got the dumbell build
1800’s beauty standards:
Fun fact: the way that women achieved that look was lots of padding around the hips and chest, also some really old photoshop (idk how they did the photoshop thing tho)
And to all who keep replying to me, I can tell that you are I’ll-equipped when it comes to corsets and historical dress
@@katanimations They just used corsets bro. If not there wouldn't be that term.
@@katanimationsi think they modified tge photography
@@katanimations “Ill-equipped”🤓
@@Bland-Banana it means not educated in a certain area, but go ahead and make fun of a young artist who has this knowledge solely to better his art
The victorian figure was also about padding out every other feature such as hips, bust, and shoulders to make the waist look tiny in comparison.
And they did use their version of phot shop back then. The tiny victorian waist is an illusion.
"His loss"
Bish I'd be running out of there 🏃♀️
The organs: Michael don't leave me here
Corsetry can also help distribute to weight of a heavy bust more comfortably, support the lower back and by providing pressure on the peritoneal organs can help relieve period cramps. There is a reason working women wore them for centuries.
Also the diagrams showed are a little misleading, the effect shown is of years extreme and extended tight lacing. Most of the medical literature focuses only on the extremes of tight lacing amongst the rich and sedentary, virtually none focuses on the everyday working woman allowing her to have input the effects of corsetry. And finally, for a bit of perspective, modern shapeware can cause just as much displacement in the body.
@@PanicInDucky true
I love to see someone who spreads facts on corsets like you! Thank you!
Not to mention that they were even worn during some stages of pregnancy, loosened to make room as the body expands. I'm never going to get pregnant, but from what I can tell, the support of the corset might be welcome.
@@PanicInDucky also important to keep in mind that those diagrams were drawn by Victorian men who didn't know anything about women's health
And i mean, if you wouldn't trust a doctor from that time period for literally anything else, why trust them when it comes to corsets?
Wait, it helps relieve period cramps?!
Bro built like the 2 halves of a soap bar I stuck together that I found in the corner of the shower 💀💀
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@@jobadaakthermilly1697 tf does imao mean???
It means in my arrogant opinion
Relatable asf
Reminder that wearing a corset that is *tailored* to your body doesn’t do damage. It’s only the practice of tight lacing and wearing smaller corsets that can do damage
Someone said it thx
So the people who invented corsets were all wearing them incorrectly?
@@taylorbug9 Yes and no. IT was mostly for the Look but IT sometimes was used in back issues
@@taylorbug9 Nope. The only people to tight lace would have been the rich people, or those who may have been doing things like satire theather or other entertainment.
We wore corcets for hundreds of years untill men became petty and made us stop. The two world wars also helped.
Everybody used corcests. The richest woman to the poorest of the poor. They offered great back and boob support and you didn't need to alter your body at all to achieve the trendy shapes. Just some padding. (Hello, modern weight and bodyshape wars!) We even had pregnancy ones, which when used even today offer a lot of comfort, safety and support! They were like a better support band for the body.
TL;DR The world was infinetly better when corcets was a normal thing. Nobody died from them.
@@marialindell9874 Yes and no. There were cases, for example empress sisi, when corsets made women faint and even worse. Its not only good or bad. Tight lacing was a thing. Was even a popular thing. But it was for the Rich. The poorest were using corsets as early bras. Please, lets not hide the darker side of corsets.
I always get fast and permanent results from her and her subs are safe x
Coraline’s other mother as a human was what first came to my mind 😂
Same bro
As someone who wears a corset sometimes: I LOVE how it helps my posture, and it lessens the back and neck pain I get from having too big breasts.
As a bonus: it looks good.
FR! the hate for corsets makes me so disappointed 😭😭
Plus it won't really displace organs if you do it correctly
@@jennysmoot385, no, of course not. And modern corsets cant break ribs either. The stiffers (don't know the proper English word) aren't strong enough for that.
And I hate, when people call something with plastic stiffers a corset. It's a corsage, and if they actually tried wearing both things, they would know that corsages don't support anything. They just look pretty, until you bend the plastic.
@@citrusune, people love to talk about things they know nothing about. It doesn't make their nonsense true.
@@Raztiana plastic (our modern replacement for balein) is not too weak for corsetry? Steel is only necessary next to the eyelids.
Him: corsets have been around for centuries
Me: so have filters-
Filters... For centuries?
@@mr.donaldduckblowstrumpet6053 I don't think that's what they meant
Fr. It’s green screen you can tell 💀
He literally said at the end of the video he knows it's a filter.....
@@mr.donaldduckblowstrumpet6053Yeah. Filters don't, but Photoshop does
Never knew one peice did an art collab with real life 💀
The "corset deforms ribcage and organs placement" part is just not historically accurate 😭
i stan history folx on here
Can you explain more please? I’ve been wanting to start but heard about that. But also noticed that all of the sources use that same old photo so it seemed kinda cap lol
@@AnaHaze777 basically it's not corset it's a practice called tight lacing, which consist to lace you corset to the max and downsizing with time (normal corset wear only hugs the body, no tightness, just support) and can cause those issues.
yes it is??? yk they're different than bodices (harmless, they're attatched to the dress), right? corsets squeeze your ribs so you can appear thinner. if not trained properly, you CAN get injured. that's why you shouldn't be -18 when wearing them.
@@GwensFlixs not if you wearing it right it won't. They are not meant to hurt you.
"she just used a filter."
I thought that was OBVIOUS!!?😭💀✋
Edit: THANKYOU SO MUCH GUYS 🔥🔥
It was and he knew it, but he wanted to talk about corsets
She built like a one piece character
That ain't a filter, that's just the long lost twin of Gyutaro👹👌🏼
And one piece girls irl like, Nami, Robin, Boa, 👹😭😀
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She said aight, im feeling 🎳
Her bf:we broke up
10 years later
Her:hi loss
Her bf:Monster!!!
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She literally lost her waist, ain't no way she is talking about losses rn
Bro wtf does this comment mean
@@aprettydumbperson the girl "glowed up" with out a waist and it looks terrible
Corsets are actually used to better posture and as an undergarment, like a bra for example. What you’re talking about is tight lacing, which is different from just wearing a corset. Tight lacing is when you progressively tighten the corset over a period of time to achieve a thinner waist. I’m not an expert, but I had a corset hyper fixation once and watched a lot of TH-camrs that were experts on the topic. Main person I watched was Bernadette Banner, I believe. I love her videos. She actually has a back brace for scoliosis that functions like a corset, if I remember correctly.
Edit: fixed a typo. Also please note, as said previously, I am not an expert. Please do your own research if you want to learn more or start corseting.
Yes, and it made he's core muscles weak and basically unusable.
@@PeaceOfMake Yes and no. It depends on what you mean. When someone wears a corset regularly, they don't wear it 24/7. When you aren't wearing the corset, you're supposed to strengthen your core through exercise, just like a person who never wears a corset is supposed to. It's all about listening to your body, and it should never hurt. Your muscles may feel sore if you have bad posture as it's putting your body in a position it normally isn't in. It should feel like someone is hugging you tightly, but not so hard it puts a ton of pressure on your body to where it's painful.
If you want to start corseting, just be sure to do research prior and look into good corset stores. Buying one off of Amazon or something isn't recommended as a poorly or differently shaped corset to your body type can be harmful. I bought my corset off of Amazon, but it was way too tight and I need to look into other stores that are good for their price. Don't cheap out on a corset.
By the way, I do not recommend tight lacing as it can be extremely harmful to your body.
@@Chey1214_ Yes and yes. If you wear a corset every day for the same amount of hours you would wear a bra, your muscles will get weaker.
@@PeaceOfMake As I said before, it depends on if you’re taking care of you body. If you’re regularly exercising like you *should* be, there would be no issue.
@@Chey1214_ No, it's not.
Will a person who sits in the office for 8 hours have the same health outcomes as someone with an active job?
Even if both of them work out after it - it's not the same.
Corset is comparable. If you dont use your core for half of the day, you won't "catch up" with a bit of core work a few times a week.
Who would think this isn’t a filter 💀
Only 31k likes? Pathetic.
Guys it’s a joke calm down damn 💀
Yeah, I mean look at the shadow
Yea lol
We have the same name(:
She’s actually a skinny legend haters will say it’s fake 🤭
Dumb me 🥲
not me bursting into laughter when it transitioned to her and that waist i can’t this is too funny 😭😭😭
Her:Waist looks really thin
The Shadow:"Am I a joke to you"
it's just the angel of the light make it different
These filters are wild.🤪
What filter that’s 100% real
Also fyi: Not all corsets are bad! It depends on how well fitted they are, the type, and what you’re using them for💜
Nick is the sassiest synth out there but dislikes our sarcasm 😂
Fashion history YT would be displeased. Corsetry and stays were not like those drawings. They were only depicted in that way by the occasional man who didn't like the fashion trend and wanted to make it like it was bad or unsafe.
I wholeheartedly agree , Costume community shakes fist at such misinformation.
Too right. For every fashion choice a woman makes, you can find diagrams and lengthy, length diatribes from a man explaining why it’s bad and dumb.
They were mostly just propaganda made by the bra industry to make corsets look dangerous and thus, go out of style.
i agree
now thats an actual hourglass body shape-
Nah that aint hourglass thats a dumbell
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@@Archepion key word being "dumb" lol
She really said fuck this imma turn into a literal hourglass 💀
😂😂😂
Bro she looked better with the hoodie on 😭
Hey your content is great but you should really reach out to the Fashion History community for the info on the corsets and some correct slides, super forgiveable tho, very common misconception.
Assuming he referenced modern studies, why would I believe a fashion historian over a scientist about the potential negative health side effects of a corset?
@@belalugosisdead4444 because modern corsets do that stuff which handmade historical corsets made for specific bodies didn't
@@tyriaxepheles7996 so, it goes back to the if you don't do it correctly, you'll get hurt which means that they're not 100% safe unless you know what you're doing. I already knew all that but a lot of people just jump to saying they're perfectly fine and referencing fashion historians but they're not 100% fine and a fashion historian isn't qualified to speak about it can negatively impact a human body
Have you even watched any fashion historians? That's not what they're saying. They are warning against modern corsets.
@@tyriaxepheles7996 Doesn't matter. Fashion historians will fighting against idea that corsets will hurt you severely. Sure thing.
But corsets do have side affects that the same historians love to skip over.
Unfortunately corseting gets a really bad wrap due to tight lacing. Tight lacing was not that popular and while there were definitely periods where it was more popular and people who took it too far, throughout the history of corseting most people never did it or only did it on an occasion.
Corsets are not just excellent shape wear, but also fantastic support garments that can help hold your body weight and keep your back aligned. Additionally they protect you from the crinoline (I think that's how it's spelled) digging into your waist. The crinoline is that metal hoop that makes dresses puffy and keeps creeps from being able to feel you up
Lmao why is it a link 😂
Woman stuffed her intestines on the bakery 💀
One sneeze and she gon rupture EVERYTHING 👀🤯😭😂
-bro it’s a filter 😭💀
Did you not finish the video he literally said that 😭😭😭
She looked at the hourglass in Aladdin and said I'm that fr fr 💀
I THOUGHT “his loss” SAID HIS LIPGLOSS 😭😭
Gurll how😂😂
@@nadine.iilikepencilmationa8482 IDK😭😭
his lipgloss ⏳
I had to read this three times to realize 😩😂😂😂😂😂
BRO'S BUILT LIKE ⌛
I study historical costumes for fun
Karolina Zebrowska has a good video on it, but there are common misconceptions about corsets and what they do. Tight-lacing can be dangerous, but it was relatively uncommon amongst most women (you can't do housework if you can barely breatge afterall). Corsets were custom-made to the wearer's body to fit and compress the body equally (this is shown when u tighten the laces on the corset, the sides are supposed to be perfectly parallel to eachother) and they also don't move organs, but they will compress them and do the rest of the things that he says they do if youre really trying to squeeze.
I haven't studied waist trainers tho, so im not positive if that still applies
Organs move a lot by themself. Pregancies are most obvious example, but honestly, when doctors now do some surgieries on inside, they don't place everything carefully. They just lowkey dump bowels back and later, bowels organize themselfes. "Moving organs" means nothing honestly.
We should also note that men started the anti-corset movememt because it was hard for them to take off of their wives before intercourse.
@@ToenailCollector22 It was rather more abput the fact, that corsets businesses were fully owned by woman, and since corset was a nessecity, woman were gettin quite good money out of it. And men were not a big fan of woman doing succsesfull buissneses.
She makes Minecraft skeleton noises when she walks...
she really took, "I wanna be an hourglass when I get older," to the next level.
Edit: AM FAMOUSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!
Edit 2: no way we hit 1k likes?
Bro said: yea this the comment right here
Who says they want to be an hourglass when they get older 💀
@@warriorzander849 exactly
@@warriorzander849 Like the hourglass body shape.
Is there a first level to that? 💀
She was trolling XD I love her channel
Most Disney princesses be like:
If i had a dollar every time i heard someone uneducated say that corsets are dangerous, i would be very rich
But bc he's a doctor everyone will believe him (even though fashion/history isn't his field)
Bro she’s a real life one piece character 😭
I was thinking the same thing 😂
Finnally you said the thing that was in my mind
Girl really said:⌛😊
yall fr cant take a joke 😭😭 it hurts to watch this
ong they can’t even see satire 😭💀
no literally its like the most obvious satire ever youtube shorts is so painful
She's trophy 🏆
*Quite literal*
Girl looks like a Pixar mom 💀
Underrated 😭
you can see the filter moving it even skinnier 😭
That’s the joke lol
She threw her organs out the window for this one 😭💀
FOR THE LOVE OF GOD, 👏CORSETS 👏DO👏 NOT👏 AND👏 SHOULD 👏 NOT 👏 HURT👏 UNLESS 👏 THEY 👏 DON'T 👏FIT👏 YOUR 👏 BODY 👏 RIGHT 👏
She really said:⌛️
Girl walked straight out of coraline😭 ik it’s a joke, but I had to
I'm calling Karolina Zebrowska on you for using that one specific image
damn beat me to it
Lmao
Yes please, I'm so sick and tired of that diagram 😭
Sameeeee
Call Bernadette Banner too! I was just rewatching Bernadette's corset myth debunkings today! lol
If there’s to much wind she’s about a snap in half💀💀
Ikr! I’m glad it’s just a filter 😂
Corseting doesn't displace your organs at all! Those diagrams are wrong and were written without consulting the ladies actually wearing corsets, Bernadette Banner covers corsets, along with many other historic fashion youtubers. The thin waists were optical illusions achieved with some help from the corsets, but mostly from the added MASSIVE sleeves and skirts :D
(edited for better clarity)
(Edit 2: th-cam.com/video/rExJskBZcW0/w-d-xo.html the video I've been talking about, I don't have the knowledge Bernadette does but here ya go)
i was about to comment something similar, with the same reccomendation
@@Reverend_Salem ah a person of culture I see
Also, they did photoshop back then too lol. They would paint over photos to exaggerate their silhouettes.
@@xchasingthefallx Yeah that too! Very good point!
He’s a plastic surgeon I think he knows what he’s talking about but it also depends on how much you tighten it
Girl said some ⌛️⏳🦴😂😂
She was really giving off the “hourglass” shape 😂
Actually - corsets were worn NOT to reduce waist size, but as a support for the back due to all of the layers of the gown, kind of like a bra today. Of course tight lacing was involved because of society and beauty standards, but the way they achieved their small waists was by PADDING the bust and hips, then the waist becomes significantly smaller because of perspective. Also a corset, if you tight-lace It, moves your organs kind of like pregnancy does, so It’s not really a big deal.
I'm sure the filter she used isn't just on her waist look at her face🤣🤣💀✨
if you look at her account, she does that face for fun and she gets views
Nah she makes that face all the time that’s a lot of her acc
@@meganvegas whats her account name?
@@iskipads8324 I can’t remember, sorry
Girl took "Hourglass body "to a whole new level
Fun fact: Corsets were originally made to help support breasts & better the posture of those with scoliosis.
Fun fact 2: Men who drank alcohol regularly began to get drunk/pot/alcohol bellies, so they jumped onto the corset bandwagon & started making corsets for men to wear to help with their bellies (& posture for a bonus).
🤣 THE FUN FACT 2 ?! I KNEW IT MEN SUPPOSED TO WEAR THOSE😆
Bro became Gyutaro 💀💀💀💀💀
LMAO 💀💀
NAH NOT GYUTARO💀
She really said "glow up" and became "⌛️" 👏💀
Nah she literally ⌛ tho 💀
Well also there’s Filters✨
Bro got that hourglass body build 💀
I say this as a historical dress enthusiast and amateur historical corset maker in my free time: if the corset/ the stays/ the boned bodice or whatever else is made correctly to your measurements using a historical pattern or a pattern based on a historical garment, it should not hurt, be restrictive, impede your breathing or mobility. If women and men wore corsets and other boned garments in the past it was for support, comfort, posture and to give the silhouette fashionable for the era which was not always a teeny tiny waist!! Especially 18th century (and prior) stays were very very VERY rarely tightlaced to an extreme because why in the world would most people do that?? ThE MALE gAZE? No. Women at the time were not all how they were described in contemporary books and writings because that was the ideal for men, not the norm. Most women who wore stays and corsets had other things to worry about than looking pretty for guys like for instance feeding themselves and their families, and...oh,not dying! And as already mentioned, in some eras and some places it was not uncommon for men to wear corsets.
If you made it this far into this comment of me ranting about a topic nobody gives two shits about, why? And are you ok?
Hey man, i give a shit about what you had to say and im glad someone did. Common sense should tell everyone that if the corset was such a destructive peice of fashion, it wouldnt have lasted as long as it did.
This whole stereotype idea that corsets were design to squeeze rather than shape has "stayed" (get it), relevant a little too long. I never understand how so much evidence that medieval people had enough of a grasp of anatomy to design a full plate suit of steal that fits the wearer perfectly but, people think they couldnt do that with cloth, leather and wood also.
Thats like someone in the future looking at a fashion designer of today and saying that the hat is designed to be squeezed over the head otherwise, it would blow off in the wind.
@@killerkrok55 Yess!!! I too often find myself aimlessly arguing about corsets with stubborn people that refuse the evidence and won't let their stupid little prejudices go. I have made historical corsets for fuck's sake! If they were so painful I wouldn't have to make three fittings and five mockups to get the right shape. I'm so glad someone finally agrees!!! I wish you well and I sincerely hope you have a very nice and happy life. :)
@@lonelygovernment4544 aye thank you very much for the well wishes and i hope the same for you!
If i were a little more daring i'd order a corset right now. But im afraid it would squeeze my ribs and liver into my pelvis. Lol.
Nothing but success and good fortune seems to be in your future, according to me, and your hard work ofcourse.
@@lonelygovernment4544 I also do that! :D
I’m not 100%, but if the corset isn’t tight laced isn’t it more like a spandex and a bra mixed together. I remember reading that if the wearer was lacing the corset too tightly that could cause issues. :0
Tight-lacing was frowned upon when corsets were used. Why do that when you can just use padding for optical illusions? Lol
Bro went MegaMind trying to expose her😂😂.