The 1910s: Camille Clifford and the Gibson Girl
Camille Clifford, an actress with an 18-inch waist, epitomized the hourglass figure that defined female beauty in the 1910s. Illustrated by Charles Dana Gibson, her images influenced fashion trends, leading women to embrace uncomfortable corsets. Clifford’s impact on women’s anatomy and style endures as a testament to the power of visual representation.
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