Steampunk corset for everyday wear?

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I once bought a steampunk corset with brass hooks and leather-like inserts, and, oddly enough, I usually wear it over a simple dress. It looks modest, but has character.

I got my first women's steampunk corsets about six years ago — I ordered it from a craftsman from Novosibirsk through a craftsman's fair. Honestly, I thought I'd wear it once or twice for a photo shoot and forget about it. But everything turned out differently. If you choose the right model and don't chase hyper-tightening, you can wear a corset quite comfortably in life. Especially if you take it under the chest — such models are easier to fit into an everyday look. For example, I often combine it with shirts and fluffy skirts, especially in autumn or spring, when it's not hot. I have one corset made of thick dark green cotton with bronze buckles and decorative gears on the side. It's not too fancy, but it immediately makes any look more interesting. I put it on over a black turtleneck or even a regular T-shirt — and it already seems like you're going not just to work, but to a steam airship. As for practice, the main thing is not to take corsets with hard metal inserts if you plan to wear them for a long time. I had one of those - it looked cool, but it was impossible to wear for more than two hours. Now I prefer soft frames and half-corsets. And also - choose breathable fabrics. If the corset is made of synthetics, it will be hell in the summer. But if it is cotton, linen or even denim with decorative leather - it is a completely different matter.