I've accumulated quite a collection of corsets, all varying in colour, fashion and purpose. One of my most cherished corsets is actually one I've not had the chance of wearing for a shoot yet, so hopefully that day isn't too far in the distant future.
The colour is stunning, like a marigold yellow verging on gold. The fabric has a gorgeous shimmery sheen, with the nature of the raw silk fibres adding a textured dimension. It fastens with 14 hook and eyes, which isn't my preferred method (a busk fits and looks much better) but does the job effectively.
To the reverse is the lacing with a ribbon through eyelets. I am considering changing the ribbon to a stronger cord and lacing it up so it meets in the centre, more like how you'd properly wear a corset.
So this is what it looks like when I wear it. (Forgive me for my grotty hair and make up, I'm afraid to say this is me on a normal day, lol.) You can see that despite it not being of a steel bone structure, it still gives a fabulous hour glass shape. (Well, I'm already hour glass figured but this would give ANYONE a curvy figure!)
I bought this in a size small, and to be honest it is pretty titchy. I probably would have been better off with a medium because the lacing at the back was pretty much to the max. It will look a lot better laced up with some better cord. Having said that, it still makes my boobs look really good, and for a GG bust to be fitted into a small corset, I'm pretty amazed at that statistic!
What I love about corsets in general is that they are so flattering for the female form, especially if you buy a good one. They skim the tummy and show off your cleavage amazingly, and I pretty much enjoy feeling the femme fatale.
Becky x
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