Extreme Corset Curvy Brocade Underbust In Plus Size

Extreme Corset Curvy Underbust Plus Size is crafted from brocade fabric. Extreme Curvy corset with conical rib having 10 x 4mm Lightweight Spiral Steel Bones, 4 x 7mm Lightweight Flat Steel Bones. In addition, extreme Corset Brocade Underbust  having front steel  busk closure. Fully Adjustable black Ribbon Lacing with 6 Suspender Loops and & 4 bra loops.

Additionally, our most curvy corset yet, cinched waistlines even lower, adjustable hip laces spring your hip into curve, and a dramatic hourglass silhouette is achieved without sacrificing comfort. Furthermore, this is ideal for pear-shaped individuals whose ribcage runs narrowly and naturally, who are high waisted. Moreover, it is ideal for someone who has been pregnant or has lost a lot of weight and would love to achieve a flat lower belly.

Extreme Curvy Corset In Plus Size:

Where the Hourglass Long is for “low waisted” people (longer from the waist up and a little shorter from the waist down, to allow wearers with a shallow pelvis to sit down easily without the bottom edge of the corset hitting their lap), is closed on the hip, so those who are looking for a stealthy appearance under clothing will appreciate its smoothness, and those who have sensitive hips do not need to worry about any ribbon leaving imprints over the hip bones.

The Round rib version use for cupping over the rib cage, so placing compression over the waist, with space for the ribs. It is most appropriate for individuals who have bigger or stiffer ribs.
The Conical rib straightly cut from the underbust to the waist. This gives a curvy look and greater compression with floating ribs. This corset is more recommended for experienced corset wearers as well as naturally smaller or flexible ribcages. Furthermore an open bust corset will give excellent support as well as shaping your figure to make your curves more natural due to a comfortable fit.  Moreover, to maintain its quality always hand-wash your extreme open bust  corset in cold water to avoid fabric damage as well as damaging boning in the corset.