The Pursuit of the Perfect Waist as seen in Gone with the Wind Movie by New York Times

In the article, What The Wind Blew In" there is a picture from the movie, "Gone with The Wind." The article is a review about the treatment of women in the movies as seen by author Haskbell in the new book, "Gone with The Wind" Revisited.
"Haskell sees the intricate ways that “Gone With the Wind” (the book-and-film phenomenon) derived from the legacy of Southern aristocracy and changed it through the post-suffrage image of female independence. She says her own enthrallment began with teenage reading in Richmond, Va.: “Scarlett embodies the secret masculinization of the outwardly feminine, the uninhibited will to act of every tomboy adolescent, here justified by the rule-bending crisis of war.”