[ SECRET POST #4255 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4255 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Incorrect. Tight-lacing was only popular in the late Victorian era, and the only corsets that were actually bad for the body were Edwardian (post 1900) with the S-curve in the back. Elizabethan and Tudor era stays - and from what I've seen, the movie is closest to late Tudor - are actually super comfortable and NOT tight-laced. Souce: I'm married to a historical costumer with a closet full of corsets.

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RA

I wanna hang out with you and your spouse.

[(Anonymous)]

just jumping in too add, that until the wide spread availability for iron (or steel wires for corset boning) to make actually durable eyelets, you actually were not fucking able to do "tight lacing"