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Long before Billie Eilish, women wore corsets for form, function and support

By Rachel Boddy, PhD Candidate in History, Te Herenga Waka — Victoria University of Wellington

Billie Eilish received criticism for wearing an 'oppressive' corset on the cover of Vogue. But for centuries, the clothing gave women support in work, and in play.

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