Underbust Corsets

Victorian Goth Burlesque-Inspired Underthings by Bizarre Boudoir

Over the past year, we've seen corsets come back into fashion, and these Underbust Corsets add a refreshing twist to burlesque revivalism.

Designed by Etsy store owner Bizarre Boudoir, the Underbust Corsets cinch waists and push curves upward, forcing a very feminine silhouette. The gallery above features two of the designer's Underbust Corsets, and also showcases a few of her Victorian Goth burlesque gowns.

Implications - As North American society moves towards a more egalitarian mentality, practices such as sexual objectification have now become empowering due to a sexual liberation. By marketing a product as progressive and moving gender relations in a forward direction, corporations can expect to generate appeal amongst the gender relation-conscious demographic.

Burlesque Revivalism
The rise in popularity of corsets presents an opportunity for designers to add new twists to burlesque-inspired fashion to appeal to a growing market.
Body Shape Enhancement
Corsets designed to reshape the body are gaining popularity, paving the way for companies to innovate with new materials and technologies in order to provide a more comfortable and customizable fit.
Empowering Sexualization
The shift towards sexual liberation and feminist ideals presents opportunities for companies to market products in a way that empowers rather than objectifies women.

Where This Applies

Fashion
Fashion companies can explore new twists on classic styles, such as corsets, to appeal to an evolving consumer market.
Textiles
Innovative materials and technologies can be developed and incorporated into corsetry to provide a more comfortable and customized fit for consumers.
Advertising
Marketing strategies can be adjusted to promote products in a way that empowers rather than objectifies women, appealing to an increasingly gender-relations conscious consumer base.
SCORE
6.6 out of 10
GENDER
10% Men90% Women
MARKETTop markets: North America, Europe
GENERATION
  • Gen Z
  • Gen Alpha
  • Millennial (primary audience)
  • Gen X (primary audience)
POPULARITY
Popularity 94%
Activity 96%
Freshness 8%