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Posted: Tue Nov 14, 2006 12:43 am
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*Sigh* there are many many poorly made corsets out there that pass or are priced as real ones.
I had mine custome made by a woman who has been wearing and making them since she was in highschool- cost less than my boyfriends who had his custom made at Dark Garden corsettery and had steel bonning.
If its shifting, its not a real corset. If its not tight, or doesn't feel tight, its not a real corset.
Real corsets are supposed to be laced tight, force you to stand up straight (as high as they go in the back) and prevent you from sitting comfortably.
And yes, they are supposed to be tight laced. I find nothing wrong with having a tiny waist.
PVC corsets are fine, if you like the look, but tehy tend to wrinkle. I do not like the wrinkle efect and I find it hard to match shiney with my other clothes.
If the boning is sticking into you, then you either have it placed too high or too low. It can also just be poorly made, again.
but really, I think, the problem is it isn't tight laced enough. The lady who laced me up in her ready made before determining what size I was laced it tight, but it was still comfortable. (also, just the way she makes them is really good). You could also have the wrong size. Mine's a 'corect' size, but I can go smaller, it just depends on what reactions I want from people >.>--<.<;; and you don't have to have boobs for a corset. I don't have boobs, but my waist takes all the attention away from that biggrin
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Posted: Tue Nov 14, 2006 4:17 pm
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Posted: Tue Nov 14, 2006 10:57 pm
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Posted: Wed Nov 15, 2006 10:37 am
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Posted: Sat Nov 18, 2006 3:01 pm
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Posted: Sat Nov 18, 2006 6:33 pm
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Posted: Sun Nov 19, 2006 6:03 pm
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Posted: Thu Dec 28, 2006 12:39 pm
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Posted: Thu Dec 28, 2006 12:53 pm
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Posted: Thu Dec 28, 2006 2:42 pm
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Posted: Thu Dec 28, 2006 3:48 pm
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MortSanglant This thread is for those of us who wear corsets - be it seriously or casually, in which case would refer to those with the boning and the form but without the waist training.
And I mean corsets, NOT bustiers. Many people erroneously consider them the same thing. Both serve form fitting purposes, but corsets are - for the most part - more serious.
Example of a bustier
I am by no means an expert on wearing corsets.
I do have one that I would classify as a costume corset. It has stays and boning, but putting it on is as simple as fastening hooks down the front.
Here's a visual:
![User Image](https://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a226/mortsanglant/Vanity/th_Skirt3.jpg)
Anyway, my main purpose for this thread was to discuss a problem I've had in wearing mine. It likes to shift. I don't know if it's due to it not being tight enough or my anatomy. I have off centre ribs that I feel might contribute to that shifting. This off centredness is felt and seen mainly in the back of my "hourglass", it's not visible from the front. And my corset likes to ride up on one side so it looks lopsided.
It's quite irksome as I don't want to have to fix it all the time. I was wondering if anyone who is more experienced in wearing corsets - though mine surely doesn't classify as an experienced corset - might know any tips or if I'm just cursed with a body not suited for it.
Aside from that, feel free to discuss feelings toward corsets, if you have any, experience in wearing them, etc...
I own two corsets and I have big hips so I have trouble with mine riding up on me...it's body shape...I'm sure there's probably a way to make it where your not having to constantly tug at it...but for now that's what I end up doing. It makes me sad because due to them riding up on me I hardly wear my corsets anymore.
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Posted: Thu Dec 28, 2006 3:50 pm
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Posted: Thu Dec 28, 2006 3:54 pm
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Alliecat *Sigh* there are many many poorly made corsets out there that pass or are priced as real ones. I had mine custome made by a woman who has been wearing and making them since she was in highschool- cost less than my boyfriends who had his custom made at Dark Garden corsettery and had steel bonning. If its shifting, its not a real corset. If its not tight, or doesn't feel tight, its not a real corset. Real corsets are supposed to be laced tight, force you to stand up straight (as high as they go in the back) and prevent you from sitting comfortably. And yes, they are supposed to be tight laced. I find nothing wrong with having a tiny waist. PVC corsets are fine, if you like the look, but tehy tend to wrinkle. I do not like the wrinkle efect and I find it hard to match shiney with my other clothes. If the boning is sticking into you, then you either have it placed too high or too low. It can also just be poorly made, again. but really, I think, the problem is it isn't tight laced enough. The lady who laced me up in her ready made before determining what size I was laced it tight, but it was still comfortable. (also, just the way she makes them is really good). You could also have the wrong size. Mine's a 'corect' size, but I can go smaller, it just depends on what reactions I want from people >.>--<.<;; and you don't have to have boobs for a corset. I don't have boobs, but my waist takes all the attention away from that biggrin
I've tried finding places to get one custom made for myself but every place I've looked online costs like upwards of $200 to get one made and that doesn't include shipping. Have any advice? I live in new england area and you think I'd be able to find a shop or somebody that could make me one...but of course not.
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Posted: Thu Dec 28, 2006 3:58 pm
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