Craftsmanship is absolutely showing in their fall and winter lines. This is not an ordinary corset, not a simple waist pie… This is art.

The Gypsy Carousel line is inspired by a magical antique carousel horse called Star. It’s a playful collection build around vibrant colors like canary yellow, fuchsia, emerald green, peacock blue, violet, teal and gold. Corsetry is as always steel boned and handmade. Lingerie and loungewear are made out of the finest and most luxurious silks, duchess satins and lace.

The Cameo Collection is decadent but sophisticated, and takes exclusivity in lingerie a step higher. Only 200 pieces of each style will be made in this collection, and each item comes numbered. Special fabrics such as ostrich leather and heavily embroidered leatherette are combined with silk satin and chiffon knickers, digitally printed with the unique hand illustrated cameo design.

Up until now I haven’t gone into temptation to buy yet… but I’m afraid I’m falling now… and I’m only with The Lingerie Post 3 days…

Find out more at www.eternalspirits.com!

The Mme. Beatrice Deco collection celebrates feminine curves using classic lines and luxurious fabrics like rich satin and textured materials.

Founder/Designer Carrie Russell blames her imagination and literary background as the main inspiration for the line. And yes, you can immediately link the images to the strong dynamic female characters you know out of classic English Literature. They could have escaped right out of a Jane Austen novel. Well, if there were any sassy parts, that is.

The collection holds several nice cinchers and ribbon corsets, playful slips and babydolls. The Mme. Beatrice Deco collection can be divided into two parts, the first part being the collection in subtle colors like cream and nude, using clean lines and smooth details, and the second part playing with a rich mysterious factor in black using embroidered details and luxury textures.

Time to get classy at www.withlovelingeriexoxo.com!

At Yandy Lingerie we carry hundreds of styles of corsets from several different brands. These are a couple of the corsets we love:

1. Reversible Pink and Black Corset

Why we love it:

Perfect for the girl on a budget, this sexy corset from Dream Girl is fully reversible, for double the fun! One side of this satin ribbon, lace-up corset is simple black satin while the other adds a pop of color with a pale pink scroll print and black boning detail. This corset sells at Yandy.com for $47.95 and gets you two corsets in one. How can you beat that?

2. Reversible Satin and Lace Corset

Why we love it:

Another reversible corset, this one, also from Dream Girl, features front lace-up detailing, a sweetheart neckline designed to accentuate those busted breasts and support straps. One side features pink satin with black boning while the other reaches for your romantic side with a black lace overlay. This Dream Girl corset sells for $49.95.

3. Corset with Fishnet Overlay

Why we love it:

This sexy little corset from Leg Avenue appeals to the pin-up girl in all of us. With back, lace-up detail, a padded satin silhouette, woven lace trim, fishnet overlay and faux, satin ribbon, lace-up detail with sassy bow accents. Pair this little number with a cute pair of rhumba shorts or tutu and you’ve got a look that is sure to add a little glamour to the bedroom. This Leg Avenue corset sell for $43.95.

4. Ruffled Satin Corset

Why we love it:

This simple corset from Coquette is a bit unique. Featuring a convenient zip-up front this corset also goes sans garters. Available in white, perfect for that bride-to-be, or black and red this corset also features a romantic ruffle trim and sweetheart neckline. This ruffled satin corset is currently on sale and sells at a steal for only $35.97.

5. Brooke Corset

Why we love it:

This adorable, bubble gum pink corset from Leg Avenue is just too cute not to include! With figure forming, black satin boning, pink ruffle trim and oversized satin bow, the wearer of this delightful little corset will only look sweet and innocent. The Brooke corset sells for $39.95.

“It’s small. We got it down to 18 inches. But in the action scenes, we loosened it up, because everyone was afraid I was going to pass out.”

“At the end of the day when we would take it off, it would leave these deep grooves, these deep indents from the boning in the corset. I’d have it for the whole next day. The next 24 hours I’d be imprinted with the corset. It hurts your ribs!”

“[The corsets I wore] were all actually vintage corsets that needed to go back. I couldn’t own them. Plus, they were all falling apart by the end of the movie. I beat them to hell.”

“I do think there’s a place for corsets. I think they should come back. They should make a reappearance. I enjoy them, but maybe I’m sick.”

We don’t think you’re sick, Megan! Check out some of our favorite corsets here in our archives.

Stay cool in summer months in the comfortable and chic Sophie bloomer boyshorts, available in both red and black. Lulu and Lush’s best-selling black satin frilly knickers have been redesigned for the Fleur set, this time with optional suspender clips and matching soft-cup halter-neck bra, which is soft and luxurious on the skin yet structured to support up to an E cup.

Show off your shapewear in the fabulous new Rouge and Dolly girdles, in stretch satin and powermesh to smooth and sculpt whilst still looking good enough to eat, putting an end to the thought that a smooth tummy and bottom means sacrificing gorgeous lingerie in favour of massive Bridget Jones pants.

More information and pictures can be found online, at the FairyGothMother Blog!

Morgana Femme Couture now has an exciting group of antique-inspired corsets! There are  two versions of a 1904 ribbon lattice corset – the first image below (style MF1308) is a traditional version, but the second (style MF1312) is unique to MFC.

MFC now also has a modernized version of the 1907 Edwardian S Curve Corset (style MF1330). The pattern and boning have been updated for the modern woman, to eliminate the pain associated with wearing authentic straight front stays. The Edwardian S Curve Corset has hip gussets and is best worn as a long line. Be sure not to confuse this with the “Edwardian shaped bottom” corsets you may see from MFC and other labels.

This corset (style MF 1332) is also one of the Edwardian S Curve Corsets.

This crimson waspie/waist cincher (style MF1306) features hand-sewn beaded black sequined lace. This waspie is 6″ on each side, and can also be enhanced with Swarovski crystals. Matching nipple pasties and a sequined fascinator are also available.

Finally, this teal corset (style MF 1331) looks gorgeous with matching shirred garter straps, pasties, and fascinator (and look at that waist!).

You can find all of the above styles (and more!) on MorganaFemmeCouture.com.

The corset, which the exhibitionist popstar wore in her recent concert tour, is also signed by the Gaganess herself and will be given to the highest bidder once bidding ceases on February 23^rd. The corset has an estimated value of $2,000, but bidding is already up to $5,000!

The following Lady Gaga mini bio is found on Charity Buzz:

“When Lady Gaga was a little girl, she would sing along on her mini plastic tape recorder to Michael Jackson and Cindy Lauper hits and get twirled in the air in daddy’s arms to the sounds of Rolling Stones and The Beatles. The precocious child would dance around the table at fancy upper west side restaurants using breadsticks as a baton. And, she would innocently greet a new babysitter in nothing but her birthday suit. It’s no wonder that little girl from a good Italian New York family, turned into the exhibitionist, multi-talented singer-songwriter with a flair for theatrics that she is today: Lady Gaga.”

Click here to place your bid!

Source: Fashionista and Charity Buzz

Hypsipyle Leather Corset by Antiseptic Fashion

If you’re intrigued, head over to Antiseptic Fashion’s Etsy shop to see more uncommon corsets and leather bedroom accessories. Antiseptic Fashion plays with asymmetry and cutouts – two things not often seen in the corset world – which would make any of the pieces a standout addition to your lingerie collection.

Cotton brocades, and satin pieces with antique laces in contrast, pleated trimmings decorating the corsets, very feminine and sophisticated lines – I’m loving every single piece in this collection.

Photos for Maya Hansen Corsets by talented photographer Marcelo Aquilio. More info on www.mayahansen.com.

Overbusts

Sophia is the most popular of What Katie Did’s corsets, with a gently curved silhouette that’s neither too extreme-looking or constricting to put off corset newcomers; but with just the right amount of cinching to satisfy experienced wearers. Its curved cups ensure that A-E-cup breasts are pushed delicately upwards and together. Those who are considerably more endowed needn’t despair though, because decadent Dolly combines the same classic cut with slightly more room in the bust; perfect for those lucky ladies whose D+ cups runneth over.

These two have a naughty big sister, Laurie - an overbust style with real va-va-voom. It features the same shaped cups for perfect uplift, but with WKD’s signature gored hips, Laurie gives a fantastically well-defined waistline. It’s enough to make even Jessica Rabbit jealous!

The 18th Century-inspired Antoinette is the WKD’s newest overbust style. Its balconette bustline and innovative pointed sides mean that even the most well-upholstered needn’t fear an overspill of fulsome flesh – simply a ravishing pair of (well-supported!) heaving bosoms. With gored hips for a truly ravishing silhouette, it’s just like its antique counterpart, but considerably more comfortable.

Underbusts

Gina was the very first corset that What Katie Did designed, and it’s still a firm favourite amongst their customers. It gives a smooth and defined shape, but, like Sophia, not one that’s too extreme. The addition of the signature gores to this basic underbust created Mae. The beauty of the goring is that hips are not compressed, and waists can therefore be cinched down even further, for a very pronounced hourglass shape. Those with a large waist-hip ratio look particularly spectacular in the gored hip versions of What Katie Did’s corsets for this reason!

Wickedly tempting, Morticia is a slightly longer-line style based on the Mae shape, and the latest version to incorporate goring. The longer busk and lower hip-line ensure that shapely derrieres are shown off to their full advantage, while the waist is pulled in as tightly as desired. Morticia is so well cut and designed, that many customers find they can actually go down a size!

The newest underbust style, Baby, is a little 7” waist cincher designed to be worn under clothes. It’s directly inspired by Christian Dior’s post-war New Look fashions, and the boned waist-nippers that his models were tightly laced into to achieve that incredibly dramatic silhouette. Baby’s clever cut allows the waist to be substantially reduced, but its small size makes it incredibly comfortable.

As always – more info on whatkatiedid.com!