Help me. Nice body corset
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I know sweety but i just want to reshape my body.So i want to know what're good brands for a corset
Corsets don't permanently reshape your body. You can't override genetics, but recomping can help with body shape a bit - probably not as drastic as you are thinking and it's not a quick or easy process.0 -
EvgeniZyntx wrote: »
That's not a corset. She's just drawn that way.0 -
That's not a corset. She's just drawn that way.
Maybe she's drawn with it, maybe it's Maybelline0 -
That's not a corset. She's just drawn that way.
Brower WINS!0 -
Ummmmm. Topless is bra-less.0
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@brower47 , these girls are channeling an important woman's rights win in Ontario in 1996, which allows every woman in Ontario to go topless in public if she so desires.
But, consequently, once the law came into effect, less silly young girls wanted to do it, go figure! There are other things about being an Ontarian which I'd be a bit more proud of tbh.0 -
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>calls people out for posting things unrelated to the topic
>posts things unrelated to the topic
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OneHundredToLose wrote: »
>calls people out for posting things unrelated to the topic
>posts things unrelated to the topic
>irony.jpg
Calling irony has nothing to do with the topic.0 -
Calling irony has nothing to do with the topic.
Telling me my post has nothing to do with the topic has nothing to do with the topic, and this post also has nothing to do with the topic, which is OK because I wasn't the one calling people out for their posts having nothing to do with the topic.0 -
OneHundredToLose wrote: »
Telling me my post has nothing to do with the topic has nothing to do with the topic, and this post also has nothing to do with the topic, which is OK because I wasn't the one calling people out for their posts having nothing to do with the topic.
This still has nothing to do with the topic.
And I was on topic. Someone said Jessica Rabbit was wearing a corset. She was not. It's important for the OP to know that she wasn't wearing a corset and that she was just drawn that way. A corset won't achieve that shape.
So please stay on the topic of corsets, not on non corset related topics like bras, toplessness and incorrect calling of offtopicness.0 -
This still has nothing to do with the topic.
And I was on topic. Someone said Jessica Rabbit was wearing a corset. She was not. It's important for the OP to know that she wasn't wearing a corset and that she was just drawn that way. A corset won't achieve that shape.
So please stay on the topic of corsets, not on non corset related topics like bras, toplessness and incorrect calling of offtopicness.
Meta-topics about this topic are still off-topic. Please refrain from posting them.0 -
This still has nothing to do with the topic.
And I was on topic. Someone said Jessica Rabbit was wearing a corset. She was not. It's important for the OP to know that she wasn't wearing a corset and that she was just drawn that way. A corset won't achieve that shape.
So please stay on the topic of corsets, not on non corset related topics like bras, toplessness and incorrect calling of offtopicness.
I still disagree, there is a Jessica Rabbit corset costume.
It's impressive.
http://www.mydivascloset.com/jeraprsecoco.html0 -
OneHundredToLose wrote: »
Meta-topics about this topic are still off-topic. Please refrain from posting them.
That might be the case if that had been a case of meta-topics. It was not. I were not discussing the discussion but rather I was discussing the topic of corsets as it related to Jessica Rabbit. This is now a meta topic, this back and forth as we discuss if I was on topic or not, but the Jessica Rabbit bit was not.0 -
EvgeniZyntx wrote: »
I still disagree, there is a Jessica Rabbit corset costume.
It's impressive.
http://www.mydivascloset.com/jeraprsecoco.html
That, sir, is merely a facsimile, a very nice one, of the dress that Jessica Rabbit wore. The actual drawn dress was not a corset, merely a dress that hugged Jessica's drawn curves. There was no shaping being done as a corset is designed to do.0 -
That, sir, is merely a facsimile, a very nice one, of the dress that Jessica Rabbit wore. The actual drawn dress was not a corset, merely a dress that hugged Jessica's drawn curves. There was no shaping being done as a corset is designed to do.
But, how do you know?0 -
queenliz99 wrote: »
But, how do you know?
Oh, I know.0 -
OneHundredToLose wrote: »
Meta-topics about this topic are still off-topic. Please refrain from posting them.
Lol. Maybe "you" should stop derailing because you're link wasn't as well taken as Brower's comment on Jessica Rabbit.0 -
Canadians. At the forefront of the revolution.
http://globalnews.ca/news/2143518/ontario-sisters-stage-topless-protest-after-being-told-by-cop-to-cover-up/
What amused me about this was the blatant discrimination. The guy with huge moobs wasn't pixellated where the women were0 -
Staying out of the topless discussion (as a woman...umm..NO! Nothing left to the imagination, and nothing feels sexier than a nice bra, and after a certain age, do we really want the girls hanging to our belly button...in public no less?)...I've worn corsets also. Yes your body will reshape to an extent, but to do anything "permanent" almost requires you to end up with internal organ damage from pushing everything together.
The ONLY thing related to weight loss is that your stomach is squeezed so tight you can't eat as much. But that has more to do with not eating as much instead of the actual wearing of the corset.
I did find that my back felt nice and supported, but my abs were weaker. YMMV.
But yes, you may want to go to a corset shop/site and look at the different types. One with boning, for example, would be more restrictive.
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and you would want to get steel boning and preferably fitted otherwise it can just lead to injury.chrysalis2015 wrote: »Staying out of the topless discussion (as a woman...umm..NO! Nothing left to the imagination, and nothing feels sexier than a nice bra, and after a certain age, do we really want the girls hanging to our belly button...in public no less?)...I've worn corsets also. Yes your body will reshape to an extent, but to do anything "permanent" almost requires you to end up with internal organ damage from pushing everything together.
The ONLY thing related to weight loss is that your stomach is squeezed so tight you can't eat as much. But that has more to do with not eating as much instead of the actual wearing of the corset.
I did find that my back felt nice and supported, but my abs were weaker. YMMV.
But yes, you may want to go to a corset shop/site and look at the different types. One with boning, for example, would be more restrictive.
a tight lacing site would have better information on corsets.
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Okay, I just want to thank everyone who participated in this highly amusing post, even though that was not OPs intent.
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That, sir, is merely a facsimile, a very nice one, of the dress that Jessica Rabbit wore. The actual drawn dress was not a corset, merely a dress that hugged Jessica's drawn curves. There was no shaping being done as a corset is designed to do.
I agree. Which is why I wrote in my original post "Jessica Rabbit now comes in a corset costume."
Factually correct.0
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