Bustier

Bustiers are figure forming (shape the tummy, bust and waist) while basques are figure enhancing (there’s only gentle shaping involved because the cloth simply follows the body’s natural curvature). Is a basque the same as a corset? A corset has laces at the back – and basque has a hook and eye fastening. The laces […]

A bustier is like a strapless bra with a super extended band – like, down to your waist or hips. And since the band is the source of support, more band means… yes! Even more support. What is the purpose of a bustier? A bustier (/buːstˈjeɪ/, alternatively bustiere) is a form-fitting garment for women traditionally […]

A bustier (/buːstˈjeɪ/, alternatively bustiere) is a form-fitting garment for women traditionally worn as lingerie. Its primary purpose is to push up the bust by tightening against the upper midriff and forcing the breasts up while gently shaping the waist. What is the difference between a corset and a bustier? The clearest difference between both […]

Not necessarily. Some women feel perfectly comfortable wearing bralettes or undershirts instead of traditional bras, or using no undergarments whatsoever. It’s important to understand that an underbust corset will not take the place of a bra, but that in no way mandates that you wear a bra with your underbust corset. What is the difference […]

The easiest way to style a corset top is by opting for a coordinated look. Pair your top with a matching miniskirt, matching heels, and a bold handbag for a no-fail way to style this sultry staple. Bonus points if you go for a bold hue or print. Don’t forget to pair this with the […]

If you’re not totally ready to wear the bustier as a top on its own, use it as a layering piece. Zolea recommends styling it underneath a flowy sheer shirt. “It’s more subtle,” she says. You still get “the silhouette of the bustier without making it the key piece to the outfit.” How do you […]

A bustier (/buːstˈjeɪ/, alternatively bustiere) is a form-fitting garment for women traditionally worn as lingerie. Its primary purpose is to push up the bust by tightening against the upper midriff and forcing the breasts up while gently shaping the waist. Do you wear a bra with a bustier? Not necessarily. Some women feel perfectly comfortable […]

Wrap the measuring tape right underneath your bra, all the way around, along the bra band. The tape should be at the same level from front to back and the bra band should be parallel to the floor. (This is where a mirror comes in handy!) Relax and pull the tape snug, but not too […]

As you likely know, a bustier can seriously amp up your cleavage. On top of that, they are also surprisingly supportive — more than many might think. Bustiers vary in length, with some extending just a few inches under the cups and others extending all the way down at the bottom of the hips. What […]

A bustier (/buːstˈjeɪ/, alternatively bustiere) is a form-fitting garment for women traditionally worn as lingerie. How do you spell Bustea? a woman’s close-fitting, sleeveless, strapless top, often elasticized, usually having boning or facing to give it shape, and worn as a blouse. What is the meaning bustier? Definition of bustier : a tight-fitting often strapless […]

Borrowed from French bustier, from buste + -ier. What does bustier mean in French? [bystje ] masculine noun. (= soutien-gorge) long-line bra. Where does the word bustier come from? 1690s, “sculpture of upper torso and head,” from French buste (16c.), from Italian busto “upper body,” from Latin bustum “funeral monument, tomb,” originally “funeral pyre, place […]

For a bustier that fastens in the front, connect the top hook first and then button up the bustier from the bottom. If you have a bustier that hooks in the back, put the bustier on backwards and hook the bottom hooks first. Which side does the hook and eye go on? When you’re creating […]

Under clothes, as a body shaper Wear a bustier in place of a bra under loose blouses or flowy dresses. Bustiers help suck in the tummy area. On top of being sexy, the garment has the form and function to make sure you’re looking your best throughout a day at the office. What is the […]

3 Simple Steps Step 1 – Band Size. Wrap the measuring tape right underneath your bra, all the way around, along the bra band. Step 2- Cup Size. Wrap the measuring tape over the fullest part of your bust making sure the tape is lined up with the top of the band in the back. […]

For a bustier that fastens in the front, connect the top hook first and then button up the bustier from the bottom. If you have a bustier that hooks in the back, put the bustier on backwards and hook the bottom hooks first. Twist the bustier around and then reach around to connect the remaining […]

Perhaps the oldest and the most popular fabric, coutil is a form of twill cotton that was created especially for corsetry. It is very strong and durable, has a tight weave that helps prevent poke throughs of boning, and is able to stand up to tension. What fabric should you use for a corset? coutilThe […]

Bustier is a type of lingerie originally with a flexible boned structure, which originated from the corset. It hugs the torso tightly, hitting the waist and gives structure forming a bra at the bust. When was the bustier invented? 1500–1550 | The first true corset is invented. Corsets are made out of rigid materials such […]

Try it out with rolled boyfriend jeans, sneakers, and a bomber jacket for a fly weekend look. Pair it with leather leggings, stilettos, and a moto jacket for a chic, modern club aesthetic. Or wear your overbust corset with wide-leg trousers, platform heels, and a chunky collar necklace for evening. How do you wear a […]

If you’re comfortable without a bra but you just want to ensure your cami isn’t see-through, buy some nude pasties and wear them underneath your outfit. Pasties don’t provide any lift at all, so keep that in mind as you plan out your outfit. Can I wear camisole alone? Camisole or a cami is a […]

Corsets and basques are often confused and, because both nip you in at the waist and smooth your hips to create that sought-after hourglass shape, it’s easy to see why. However basques are softer and more gentle, and their flexible style comes with a built-in bra. What is the difference between a basque and a […]