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First, built-in corset for supporting bust and second, a separate corset top for skirts. It gives flare to waist also. In these dresses corset refer to upper part of the garment till waist portion. This tight fitting part is the reason behind calling these dresses as corset dresses. Even fashion designers do not get tired of praising them and are highly impressed by them.Styles of corset dresses ranges from formal corset dresses to evening party corset dresses to steal the show. Its several patterns include knee length corset dress, mini length corset dress, long corset dress, strapless corset dress, spaghetti straps corset dress, corset prom dress, corset wedding dress, black corset dress etc. It’s every style draw attention to the bust and flattens the tummy giving a dazzlingly beautiful look.
It reduces tummy up to four to six inches. Whether you want to impersonate elegance, simplicity, sensuality or sex appeal, everything you will get in a corset dress.But wearing a corset style is not everyone’s cup of tea. Many women find it quite uncomfortable to wear. So if first time you are going to wear it, should get one, which is soft and whippy. Then slowly move towards more advanced ones. Fabrics play a great role in this. Satin, silk, velvet and cotton are the fabrics used in the making of corset dresses. Satin and silk are the soft materials while velvet and cotton are the hard ones.
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