This piece discusses the historical and cultural significance of hair and corsets for women. Women have been depicted as dangerous but necessary "Others" in various cultures since ancient times. Hair has been woven into stories and history, symbolizing both beauty and monstrosity. Similarly, corsets have a complex history, dating back to the 16th century and originally used for back support for both men and women. However, women's corsets became heavily associated with femininity and sexuality, and were used to repress and control women's bodies. While corsets and hair have been used to repress women, they have also been reclaimed by modern feminists as empowering symbols of individuality and independence. This text explores the multifaceted role of hair and corsets in shaping women's identities and societal expectations.