Corsetmarker Collection

Advert for Royal Worcester corsets 1909
Figure that speak. Women wearing elegant straight-front corsets also known as the swan-bill. 1909

Advert for Royal Worcester corsets 1914
Slim silhouette of women wearing waist-line corsets. 1914

Advert for N D Eynede Paris corsetmarker 1909
Women wearing elegant corsets with drawstrings to the back to bring in the waist with lace edging. 1909

Advert for Barkers of Kensington corsets 1914
Women wearing autumn to early winter collection of Royal Worcester Kidfitting waist-line corsets. 1914

Advert for Madame Bellanger corsetmarker 1909
Advertisement for Madame Bellanger, Edwardian women wearing straight-front corset giving no curving to the figure at the front and a bell shape to the back. Date: 1909

Advert for Madame Bellanger corsetmarker 1908
Advertisement for Madame Bellanger, Edwardian women wearing drawstring corsets to bring in the figure. Date: 1908

Advert for Madame Bellanger corsetmarker 1910
Advertisement for Madame Bellanger, Edwardian women wearing long-line corsets, with straight-front giving no curving to the figure. Date: 1910

Advcert for C. P. ࠬa Sir讥corsetmarker 1909
Fashionable silhouette figures, showing women wearing long-line corsets, high hip-line, straight-front giving no curve to the front and bell shape to the back. 1909

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Step back in time and explore the world of corsetry with these vintage advertisements from the early 1900s. From Royal Worcester to Madame Bellanger, each corsetmaker brings their unique touch to enhance your silhouette. In 1909, Royal Worcester enticed ladies with an advert showcasing their exquisite corsets. The promise of elegance and comfort was enough to captivate women's hearts. Five years later, they returned with a new design that aimed to revolutionize fashion while maintaining their reputation for quality. N D Eynede Paris it also made waves in 1909, offering a taste of French sophistication. Their corsets were designed to accentuate curves and create an alluring hourglass figure that would make heads turn on any occasion. Barkers of Kensington joined the scene in 1914, introducing their line of corsets that combined style and functionality seamlessly. With attention to detail and impeccable craftsmanship, they catered to women seeking both support and beauty. Madame Bellanger became a household name in the world of corsetry during this era. Her adverts from 1908 showcased her innovative designs that embraced femininity without sacrificing comfort or health. In subsequent years like 1910 and even as late as 1912, she continued captivating audiences with her stunning creations. C. P. Sircorsetmarker stepped into the limelight in 1909 with an advert promising unmatched quality and durability. Their dedication to creating garments tailored specifically for individual needs set them apart from others in the industry. These vintage advertisements offer glimpses into a bygone era when corsets were not just undergarments but works of art themselves – meticulously crafted pieces that shaped society's perception of beauty. Step into history through these captivating visuals and discover how these esteemed corsetmakers left an indelible mark on fashion forever.