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Unlined, designed to be fitted

S/S 1989

1) Looking at the back of your Corset, untie the bow and fully loosen the laces 2) Lay the modesty panel flat behind the loose lacing 3) Stand in front of mirror that is long enough to see your torso 4) Wrap the Corset around your back and bring the 2 front panels towards each other 5) Try to fasten the busk as one piece rather than working hook by hook as this can damage the busk 6) Fastening the busks is a tricky stage, so do take your time - starting with busks closer to the waist will help 7) Once the busks are fastened, take a moment to adjust the modesty panel to keep it in place 8) To tighten your Corset pull the long length of lace out to the side, away from your body (using mirror to make it easier to see), this will draw the edges of the Corset closer together 9) You will need to repeat this lace pulling action several times until your Corset is tighten 10) Remember not to over tighten your Corset, you should have a lacing gap of 2-3 inches 11) The last step is to tie a bow with the long length of lace We always recommend a lacing gap of 2-3 inches as this will allow you to season your Corset and for your Corset to be the most comfortable fit. If you would like more information, please read out BlogHow to Season Your Corset We understand this can all be rather tricky so, rememberPractice, makes Perfectand for more info on our top tips please watch the video below. Other Top Tips and Lacing Hints Our first and most important tip is to wear aCorset Liner with your Corset, this creates a protective barrier between your skin and the Corset. A Corset Liner will prevent any sweat, fake tan, or moisturisers on your skin from coming into contact with the fabric of the garment

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