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Red Corset With Embelishment
This beautiful corset is made from heavy weight Welsh duchess satin cloth, a specialist cloth used mostly on custom bridal dresses. The Welsh duchess satin is lined on the inside with 100% cotton twill. The twill as well as reinforcing the corset also increases comfort and keeps the wearer cool.
Swiss lace has been used to decorate this classic corset design, at the bust, hem and vertically on the front of the corset. It is finished with beautiul satin bows.
There are a total of 14 steel bones in this corset, all positioned to in such a way as to flatter the silhouette of the wearer. The bones are designed and positioned in the garment to help the wearer achieve the much sought after hour glass figure, if so desired, by cinching the waist which helps accentuate the breasts and hips. The front of the corset has a steel front closure, popularly reffered to as a busk. This works with the steel bones.
The back of this corset is lace up. If so desired this can be used to reduce the waist of the wearer by up to 4 inches.
The steel bones and steel busk have been used as opposed to plastic to ensure longevity of the corset. Plastic bones tend to either warp or snap after a short period of time and then become uncomfortable for the wearer. Nor do they have the ability to flatter a silhouette the way a steel bone corset does, even if the plastic bones are used with a steel busk.
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Black Corset With Embelishment
This beautiful corset is made from heavy weight Welsh duchess satin cloth, a specialist cloth used mostly on custom bridal dresses. The Welsh duchess satin is lined on the inside with 100% cotton twill. The twill as well as reinforcing the corset also increases comfort and keeps the wearer cool.
Swiss lace has been used to decorate this classic corset design, at the bust, hem and vertically on the front of the corset. It is finished with beautiul satin bows.
There are a total of 14 steel bones in this corset, all positioned to in such a way as to flatter the silhouette of the wearer. The bones are designed and positioned in the garment to help the wearer achieve the much sought after hour glass figure, if so desired, by cinching the waist which helps accentuate the breasts and hips. The front of the corset has a steel front closure, popularly reffered to as a busk. This works with the steel bones.
The back of this corset is lace up. If so desired this can be used to reduce the waist of the wearer by up to 4 inches.
The steel bones and steel busk have been used as opposed to plastic to ensure longevity of the corset. Plastic bones tend to either warp or snap after a short period of time and then become uncomfortable for the wearer. Nor do they have the ability to flatter a silhouette the way a steel bone corset does, even if the plastic bones are used with a steel busk.
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