1900s Edwardian S-Bend Corset

Our turn of the century S-bend straight front corset has all the curve and drama of the Gibson Girl era, when fashions emphasized large, round hips with narrow waists and low, wide bosoms. Cut at a lower mid-bust height, these corsets nip in the waist and exaggerate the hips, creating the iconic "S-bend" shape. To help you achieve this silhouette without extreme tightlacing, we have patterned these corsets with an extra 2–3" in the hip when compared with our other styles. We include optional hip pads which can be tacked or pinned into the hip of the corset to fill out the side back and create the illusion of a smaller waist.  Details: Appropriate for 1900–1907 Cotton sateen fashion fabric outer layer English cotton coutil and twill strength/lining layers Front-opening steel busk Steel boning throughout Plus sizes (18–26) feature additional boning for added support, as well as an additional front seam to provide more shaping Center back lacing with two-piece nickel grommets Our stay