Corset News Archive - 18-Sep-2007
Flowing hair, strapless gowns and waist accessories were the order of the day at the ''59th annual Emmy Awards'' at L.A.'s Shrine Auditorium on Sunday.
THE WOMEN When it came to seeing red, ?Heroes? actress Ali Larter scored in a simple, high-shine strapless Reem Acra column, while Heidi Klum channeled Grace Kelly in a structured wine-hued Christian Dior gown. Mary-Louise Parker, in a Dolce & Gabbana siren red satin corset dress, looked downright Raphaelite.
Lawrence Ferlinghetti's poem "Underwear" begins, "I didn't get much sleep last night thinking about underwear." The recent statutes outlawing public display of undergarments passed by several Louisiana towns (and being considered in Georgia, New Jersey, and Connecticut) show that Mr. Ferlinghetti is not alone.
Actress Scarlett Johansson is as famous for her voluptuous figure as her screen performances. But the producers on the set of her latest movie, The Other Boleyn Girl, have been struggling to contain her curves on celluloid.
London, Sept 16 : Scarlett Johansson?s love for Brit pubs made her pile on so much weight during the filming of her new film ?The Other Boleyn Girl? that the film?s bosses had to re-shoot a few scenes.
KIERA Chaplin, beautiful granddaughter of the legendary Charlie, had an unusual job this weekend. She was laced into a red corset - which designer Maggie Norris originally created for Reese Witherspoon to wear in the 2004 movie "Vanity Fair" - at...
British actress TILDA SWINTON treats her profession like a career in the Armed Forces because she puts so much effort into the characters she plays.
London, Sept 16 (ANI): Scarlett Johansson's love for Brit pubs made her pile on so much weight during the filming of her new film 'The Other Boleyn Girl' that the film's bosses had to re-shoot a few scenes. A source said that the actress kept gaining weight and they struggled to contain her curves. "There was some re-shooting. The problem was that Scarlett piled on weight ...
Recent research suggests your sports bra could be doing you more harm than good. We asked Bridgitte Swales, of the Sports Performance Assessment and Rehabilitation Centre at Roehampton University, to analyse the most popular High Street brands
New statutes to outlaw public display of undergarments miss the harder issue: young men's futures and conditions in prisons.
