A corset is an element of historical women's clothing. It is made in a style typical of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, with an emphasis on decorativeness and sophistication. It is adorned with embroidery, ribbons, and lace, giving it a sophisticated appearance. The corset is designed to shape the figure, accentuating the waist and creating an hourglass silhouette. These corsets were popular during an era when fashion dictated strict beauty standards, and women strove for the ideal of a small waist and a full bust.

The mannequin, wearing the corset, is a simplified model of the human figure, executed in a retro style. In this case, the mannequin is shaped like a torso, allowing the corset and its details to be emphasized. The mannequin is neutral in color, preventing distraction from the corset.