Corset News Archive - 19-Sep-2007
Whenever Leslie Lipton was handed a menu, she'd freeze. She suddenly would feel that all eyes were upon her, noticing and judging her eating habits. This was something she couldn't quite swallow when she was a teenager.
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 ...
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.
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...
Hollywood actress Scarlett Johansson's sweet tooth and her love of British pubs caused her to pile on so many pounds that the producers of her latest film had to struggle to contain her curves, news reports said Wednesday. During the fi ...
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.
New statutes to outlaw public display of undergarments miss the harder issue: young men's futures and conditions in prisons.
Sure, men in tights run amok and corsets help women's cleavage defy gravity at the Renaissance Faire going on now at Casa de Fruta.
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.
LONDON'S Victoria and Albert Museum last night rolled out the red carpet, the crystal champagne glasses and the oysters for its couture-clad guests in what was billed as the British capital's most glamorous night of the year. The V&A's Golden Age of Couture Gala rivalled the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Ball, one of the biggest social events on the US calendar, with a dress code ...
