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Abstract This article examines the corset as a racialized system of expertise, access, and bodily discipline during the Jim Crow era in the United States. Rather than treating corsetry as a fashion object, it argues that corsets functioned as an infrastructure through which racial segregation manifested its way in production, retail, and fitting practices.
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