Showing posts with label corset. Show all posts
Showing posts with label corset. Show all posts

Saturday, October 2, 2010

Geeky and sexy fashion essentials for Halloween

"How would you love to squeeze yourself in a Ziggy Stardust jumpsuit, dance all night in a fringed flapper dress or strut your stuff in a beautifully adorned showgirl costume on Halloween?" You might hear Christine of Etsy finds ask you this question referring to some geeky and sexy outfits that she found.

I don't celebrate Halloween and I'm not even fond of it but sporting some of these outfits, I won't really mind.

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PINK LADY - Burlesque Corset Costume Showgirl dress


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Double Helix Renaissance Wig Braid custom to your hair color


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Get really crazy in this three toned purple blue and black fabulous faux fur bra top size b or c cup adjustable straps matching fur wrist cuffs included BRA 43


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Black PVC Hobble Skirt-Made to Measure


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Happy Halloween Bat Print Jumper Skirt / Dress- READY TO SHIP SMALL waist 24-29


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French Boudoir Flapper WIG fit for a Queen, YOUR COLOR long hair style by Hairnurse Lana Guerra

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SAILOR GIRL Corset CUSTOM ORDER

Tell me girls, do you prefer sexy but a bit geeky costume over scary devil inspired outfits?

Wednesday, May 27, 2009

wear your perfect figure with corset

I honestly don’t own a corset and it never was in my thoughts ever to have one not until I noticed the uniqueness of this evolved vintage wear that we call modern corset.
A corset was a must in the early fashion because it girds the torso and shapes it accordingly as defined by the fashionable silhouette of the days when women were more expected to bear a perfect figure. Some women wore corsets tighter than necessary and bought corsets with smaller waists. Corsets were then typically worn inside the garments. According to stories, some women who purchased an 18 or 20 inch waist corset ended up with broken ribs, having ribs removed, and causing fatal injury because of tight lacing. [Ouch, that’s gross] But I think it’s just exaggeration, lol.



Fact is, corsets serve one primary function: to give the body a "fashionable" shape. Thus, it is not a surprise that ancient corsets evolved into the modern era.
























Wearing and taking care of corsets requires more skill and knowledge than any other clothes. There are some few tips that I found from Romantasy
or at the available Customer Advice.