He argued that back-laced corsets compressed the ribs and internal organs, leading to tuberculosis, scoliosis, and even cancer. Although many of these claims have been debunked, an x-ray of a ...

“They do squeeze your organs, but if you’re wearing a corset for two hours or so, it’s not a big deal," Bhatia says. However, she adds, "If you’re wearing it for 12 hours, or ...

Still, she had a difficult time wearing a corset in the film The Favourite, which shifted her organs and didn’t allow her to breathe. Wearing a period costume might not be as fancy as one would ...

For her role as Abigail in the 18th-century historical drama, Stone faced a corset that was anything but comfortable. It was so tight her organs, if you read that right—her organs. Stone ...

Women wore corsets to make their waists look smaller and to extenuate the fullness of their dresses. It was a popular fashion trend back then, but it also caused permanent damage to women’s rib ...

She said that the corset hasn't affected her health, but added "shifts your organs around in a bit of a different area". Wearing corsets, a fashion practice that dates back centuries, can pose ...

‘The corset would sometimes act as like an oven to my organs because literally no air gets in them. It doesn’t matter how many fans they put on you, if you’re being cooked from the inside ...

It may even lead to permanent organ damage. A blog post from the Royal College of Surgeons of England mentions that long-term use of a corset can also lead to the deformation of the rib cage.

Corsets, or waist trainers as they're sometimes called, work by applying pressure to your midsection. Traditionally made with strong fabric and reinforced with boning, they compress your waist ...

I hated wearing those corsets filming Bridgerton ... But after month, all my organs shifted (...) It was only temporary, but it was gross. (...) And if you don't have to, don't do it." ...