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Tightlacer
A Tightlacer is someone, most typically female, who regularly practises tightlacing.
Some people choose tightlacing for aesthetic reasons. Some do this to improve the figure, while others have a goal to achieve an extra-narrow, "wasp waist". This can be very important for some male to female transvestites, for whom achieving a feminine figure is a key requirement.
Some people enjoy the physical sensations of tightlacing.
Some tightlacers become psychologically dependent on the tight corset or belt.
The term tightlacer is generally used for someone who sleeps in a corset, or wears it most of the time. It is also used for men from wear corsets.
List of well-known tightlacers
- Lillie Langtry[sm-201] c. 1890
- Polaire[sm-201] about 1914, 13 or 14 in (330 to 360 mm)
- Ethel Granger[sm-201] about 1930-50, 13 in (330 mm)
- Spook 2003, 14 in (360 mm) [2]
- Sylphide 2002 15 in (380 mm) [3]
- Cathie Jung [4]
References
- ↑ Cathie Jung[wp] in her silver corset (worn above). It was designed by clothing and corset designer Dean Sonnenberg. This truly unique piece, of which there is no second, was crafted by silversmith Anthony Pacesa. Underneath her silver corset, Cathie wore a fine leather under-corset. The photo was taken at the Bal de Gracieuses 1997 on 26 October near Kassel (Hotel Schloß Wolfsbrunnen).
- ↑ Spook, staylace.org
- ↑ About Sylphide, sylphide.de
- ↑ CATHIE JUNG'S SILVER CORSET, staylace.org
See also
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