It is essential to understand the revolution of the female silhouette throughout history, looking in particular at the corset "an undergarment traditionally made of stiff material and laced close to the body to streamline a woman's waist" now and then and how the silhouette has changed. By understanding the importance of this history and being aware of the evolution of women's lifestyles, it will be practical to use traditional construction methods that will give us the ability and ability to apply this knowledge to our future fashion design. In the 15th century women began wearing a thickened linen undergarment, tightened by laces in front or back which was known as a corset to give women a firmed shape. It was made of two layers of linen tightly held together with stiff glue. Corset makers in the 16th century then changed the corset-making process by introducing a thin piece of whalebone between two layers of corset material that was like a knitting needle. “The whalebone corset was much more restrictive than the paste-reinforced corset and often worn alongside other undergarments that further exaggerated the female form” (Woodward). Next the fashion took a slide in Queen Elizabeth's time where it was for "a long, stiff corset extending from the bust to below the natural waist, paired with an enormous hoop skirt stiffened with whalebone called farthingale." With the passage of time and fashion, the corset also changes depending on the event to choose whether it should be long or short, supporting the bust or minimizing it. As the concept evolved from early nineteenth-century manufacturing was perfected, the variety of materials and techniques also improved. used to create the difference in shapes that historically have......middle of paper......societies prefer clothes that allow them to move easily and are more aware of physical form and always seek freedom in everything and above all movement. However, it is obvious that while the existence of such heavy components has significantly reduced, their concepts have established an indisputable pattern that remains related and continues to influence fashion today. In conclusion, it is significant to recognize the revolution of the female silhouette around the world. history along with the role of women in today's society and also the physical restrictions placed on them. The silhouette of women's fashion has changed as the idea of ​​the perfect female figure has reformed. However, at the beginning of the 20th century, the idea of ​​women leading more active and lively lives meant that fashion also needed to become more collaborative of physical action and less limiting...