Saturday, January 23, 2010

Corset Costumes How Uncomfortable Is It To Wear A Corset With My Halloween Costume?

How uncomfortable is it to wear a corset with my Halloween costume? - corset costumes

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Posted by Darla Bennington at 6:58 PM

9 comments:

fannie p said...

Well, corsets are usually very uncomfortable, especially for long periods. Especially if you're not used to wear. If you really want to wear one, get a corset fashion (as with a real person, which are generally much more expensive and restrictive compared to) and not tie the laces too tight. Nevertheless, it is good if it is "just" comfortable, but not tense.

I had experience with different types of corset, but as soon as) the laces too tight and I almost made me lose consciousness, but it was very difficult to sit or suggest something less than wear knee (goodbye in your own shoes.

PS A corset is a way to be generally in a position to buy in this short note. Probably it will be ready and cost less than U.S. $ 100. A true corset is individually made for you and requires much time and effort to do, but if you are seriously the clothes, it's worth it. I never go so far as to change the hardness of his body though. There is a reason that was the way we are and crush their rIBS and institutions that are not good for you.

A good place to get a corset that is Fredericks of Hollywood (http://www.fredericks.com). In his suit, which I would recommend the Renaissance Corset Satin strapless satin or Ultimate. The staple of the Renaissance, the age is best, but you can visit http://laracorsets.com/History_of_the_corset_001_Start_page.htm to get an idea from the get prepared for what style you want for their authenticity.

I personally renaissance corset and a pleasing appearance.

January 23, 2010 at 7:20 PM
Megan S said...

Not bad. A comfortably furnished and well-laced corset to improve your posture and can help your back from injury. Tip: Put on socks and shoes first, and practice your ballet movement (flexion).

I wear a splint all salons renaissance day, and the dress is much more comfortable with him than without him, because it removes the weight from my shoulders.

January 23, 2010 at 9:46 PM
Catswoma... said...

Only you know questons

January 23, 2010 at 11:54 PM
nimo22 said...

Everything I read corsets that are very unpleasant. I think I prefer my body to be able to move and feel would be more fun for Halloween. One year I wore a suit that was uncomfortable, we talked with various parties and things, and I had fun, but not really wait to go home, and the costume was too stupid.

January 24, 2010 at 3:50 AM
nimo22 said...

Everything I read corsets that are very unpleasant. I think I prefer my body to be able to move and feel would be more fun for Halloween. One year I wore a suit that was uncomfortable, we talked with various parties and things, and I had fun, but not really wait to go home, and the costume was too stupid.

January 24, 2010 at 3:50 AM
nimo22 said...

Everything I read corsets that are very unpleasant. I think I prefer my body to be able to move and feel would be more fun for Halloween. One year I wore a suit that was uncomfortable, we talked with various parties and things, and I had fun, but not really wait to go home, and the costume was too stupid.

January 24, 2010 at 3:51 AM
robbob said...

I do not know. But I know it's unpleasant for everyone.

January 24, 2010 at 7:32 AM
latraile... said...

If you get the right size and not bound too tightly, it must Fredricks of Hollywood, all sizes, including sizes +

January 24, 2010 at 10:14 AM
Exousia Skotos said...

Interestingly, like a kick in the crotch.

January 24, 2010 at 12:13 PM

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