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Sunday 23 November 2014

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Corsets are perfect for weddings. Bridal gowns with corset-inspired bodices are common, like in the first and second photos above. These are really 'fashion styles,' not the traditional type of corset, since the laces are more for show and don't help to cinch in the waist.
Maybe women are drawn to wedding dresses with corset-inspired designs, like a lace-up back, because they are a reminder of a more romantic time?
Ways to wear a corset with a bridal gown: There are some women who choose to wear a traditional corset under their dress, although many experts would advise against this, since a corset is not usually as flat as a seamless bustier. It may show under a gown, depending on the style.
A corset is equally appropriate for a bride as it is for a burlesque dancer -- what other type of lingerie can you say that about?
It will shift effortlessly from underwear to outerwear, and back again. Depending on the style, a corset can even be a stand-in for your bra and your top.
Wear a Corset Over Your Blouse
Try wearing a corset laced up over a pretty blouse. When you wear a corset over a soft cotton top, it'll feel comfortable against your skin -- even when it's tightly laced.
The model in the photo above is wearing a leather corset, called the Curvy Underbust style, by Puimond Progressive Corset Design. It's the brand's best selling style for waist-training, according to the designer.
All types of women - from brides to Goth chicks - wear corsets - and in so many different ways. But - what do you do with all those laces in the back? If you're wearing your corset under clothing, how can you possibly hide them? If you're waist-training, how can you make sure you are lacing your corset properly - and tight enough? Here's everything you need to know about lacing up a corset.
First, should a corset should be laced from top to bottom, or from the bottom up?
There isn't any one correct way to lace a corset - but it depends on the style. Some will look best if the laces end in a bow at the top, others like the bottom. But the most serious waist trainers will say you should lace a steel-bones corset so that it ends in the middle - to mkae sure your corset is the tightest it can be.
Corsets and bustiers may look similar, so what's the difference?
Here's the short answer -- a corset will "cinch," and a bustier will "boost."
THE BENEFITS
It may seem old-fashioned, but many women become addicted to wearing a corset. It's easy to see why -- you'll love how small your waist looks.
On the other hand, a bustier is a more modern style. I like to describe it as a fancy-bra-meets-shapewear. It'll make your chest look more "uplifted," while it smooths and flattens your midriff.
I discussed plus-size corsets with Hips & Curves recently, and as always, they gave some expert and much-needed advice. Have a look!
Q: We know that you’ve been working on developing Hips & Curves' steel-boned corsets, and that you now have multiple options available on the site. How has the reaction been so far to what you have to offer?
A: The reaction has been amazing. Our customers have been asking for affordable, high-quality steel-boned corsets. We've been developing our steel-boned corsets for a couple of years, making adjustments, tweaking the fit and working tirelessly until we were able to get the perfect fit. The development took longer than we anticipated but the results were worth it--our customers have been thrilled with them.

Corset Bridal Gowns Bridal Gowns 2014 with Sleeves Sweetheart Neckline Pictures Photos