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The brassiere to match the corset was an obvious seller.

My knowledge of Spirella and Spencer based in Britain comes from personal recollections and artifacts from the few remaining corsetieres themselves; however, there were many other companies that flourished in this trade.

Considering that many women wear a corset for a bad back, placing one's knee into the lumbar region of the client is probably not a good idea, whatever Scarlett O'Hara might have recommended.

is seen with her daughter-model and a prospective client.

passed me on to a Mrs.

Corselettes Models on the left 80, 100, 110 and 111 Many optional extras below are available for these garments.

Spirella fitters often gave talks to the Womens Institute for example for who better to talk to than an audience of potential clients.

Yet the corsets are still produced and the corsetieres still exist, albeit in very small numbers.

Content and topic analysis New• Sadly, in the latter years of the 20th century, she would lose.

The increased liberation of the late 1960's coincided with a declining population of women who had been used to wearing a corset.