22 Lolita Bridal Foundation
$265.00
Product Description 
Independent Design • Superior Quality • Ethical Production
This corset is in stock and ready to ship, contact us for additional sizes. This Lolita style corset is designed to wear under a wedding gown to reduce the waist visibly at the sides, flatten the abdomen, and sculpt the upper hip. It is made of a white satin coutil, reinforced at the waist, spiral boned and laces closed at the back. There is no opening at the center front for the flattest look possible. It has a white cotton lining and modesty panel to protect your skin from the lacing. It measures 10" top to bottom. It can be worn comfortably with a regular or strapless bra, plus there are loops for two pairs of detachable garter loops if you'll be wearing thigh high stockings. This piece has a simple shape perfect for most any gown. The laces in the back can be tucked in under the back of the corset or cut shorter during your big day and replaced later. This piece can close to a 22" corseted waist for a natural waist of 26", and a natural hip of 36".
This corset is in stock and ready to ship, contact us for additional sizes. This Lolita style corset is designed to wear under a wedding gown to reduce the waist visibly at the sides, flatten the abdomen, and sculpt the upper hip. It is made of a white satin coutil, reinforced at the waist, spiral boned and laces closed at the back. There is no opening at the center front for the flattest look possible. It has a white cotton lining and modesty panel to protect your skin from the lacing. It measures 10" top to bottom. It can be worn comfortably with a regular or strapless bra, plus there are loops for two pairs of detachable garter loops if you'll be wearing thigh high stockings. This piece has a simple shape perfect for most any gown. The laces in the back can be tucked in under the back of the corset or cut shorter during your big day and replaced later. This piece can close to a 22" corseted waist for a natural waist of 26", and a natural hip of 36".
