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historical dress corsets Historical pattern Edwardian overbust corset from velvet. Steelbone custom corset, renaissance, gothic, steampunk, bespoke, victorian 24 / All Black

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historical dress corsets Historical pattern Edwardian overbust corset from velvet. Steelbone custom corset, renaissance, gothic, steampunk, bespoke, victorian 24 / All BlackThis classic vintage overbust corset is made of luxurious velvet and features a traditional Edwardian style. It has a flattering overbust design that accentuates the waist and offers plenty of support and structure. The corset has a front busk closure and lacing in the back for an adjustable fit. It also has steel boning to provide extra support and help maintain the desired shape. The velvet fabric is soft and comfortable to wear, making it a great

This classic vintage overbust corset is made of luxurious velvet and features a traditional Edwardian style. It has a flattering overbust design that accentuates the waist and offers plenty of support and structure.

The corset has a front busk closure and lacing in the back for an adjustable fit. It also has steel boning to provide extra support and help maintain the desired shape. The velvet fabric is soft and comfortable to wear, making it a great choice for all day wear.

This corset is a versatile piece that can be dressed up or down to suit any occasion. Here are some styling tips to help you get the most out of your Edwardian overbust corset:

  • Pair it with a skirt and boots for a vintage-inspired look
  • Layer it over a blouse and jeans for a more casual, bohemian vibe
  • Wear it with a pair of heels and a statement necklace for a glam evening look

No matter how you choose to style it, this velvet corset is sure to make a statement and add a touch of vintage glamour to any outfit.

Historical velvet corset: Edwardian overbust corset. Classic vintage overbust velvet corset.

Main material: velvet
Inner materials: 100% thick cotton, corset lining materials.
Length of corset 15″
Each corset has its own individual cover.

The size of the corset reveals real measurements of the waist of the corset when it is mostly tightened. The back of the corset has 4 inches modesty panel. Corset gives up to 15 cm tightening, so choose size minus at least 2-3 inches from your real waist sizes (we recommend 4 inches). After you place an order send us your natural measurements for custom size.

Our Regular sizes are created for middle regular body types.
For waist trainers with experience only:
~For curved shapes difference between waist and under waist is from 12”
~For extra curved - from 14”
Choose INDIVIDUAL SIZE for made to measures corset or send us your measurements after order

 

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