Image 3:Ethel Grainger in 1959 any form of modern technology, and each piece should be taken several months. He wore a corset 24 hours a day, and encouraged Ethel when Granger put on her corset for the first time.In order to cater to this interest of her husband, she wore tights all the time as her husband. The story of Ethel Granger reflects her infinite love for her husband and her dedication of beauty. Therefore, corset as a form of body modification has been popular throughout Western history. However, women were oppressed by fashion systems. In particular, they were constrained by the apparatus of corsets in that era.

The revival of corsets began about 30 years ago. However, rather than judging the body as a physical existence, people nowadays perceive corsets as a symbolic expression. Fashion designers Vivienne Westwood introduced the concept of “underwear as a garment” link with1980s punk campaign. At the same time,Jean Paul Gaultier used the same theme for Madonna’s “Blond Ambition” tour to create infamous golden corsets with conical breasts. She explains how women can behave as powerful, independent and powerful status through the use of postmodern bodysuits. Nowadays, the design of corset is considered to be an empowerment to women in general, and may even be a powerful control of women more than men’s. Designers such as Thierry Mugler and Alexander McQueen contributed to the construction of the postmodern corsets, not only as a throwback, but also as a symbol of strength and power rather than weakness or fragility.