Mistress of the Hills Corset Belt
Mistress of the Hills Flax Linen Corset Belt
The corset is made of flax linen using original medieval technology, with a cord inside instead of bones, which is also typical of XIII-century corsets. The main feature of this belt is that it's not as hard as a corset with bones. Decorative golden lacing with brushes can also be used over the belt, as shown in the pictures.
Blue, green, and white corsets come with the current trim.
Wine red, corset comes with “Lady hunter” trim.
The Burgundy corset comes with gold trim.
Please note that the width of this item at the waist is always less than your real waist circumference. This is because a corset is designed to tighten the abdomen and create a slim silhouette. With this corset, you can reduce your waist circumference by up to 3.5 inches, but for the beautiful effect you see in the photos, you will need to tighten it mightily; it requires outside help. The first time wearing a corset can be uncomfortable, but you will soon get used to it, and the fabric will stretch slightly.
Original: $110.00
-65%$110.00
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Mistress of the Hills Flax Linen Corset Belt
The corset is made of flax linen using original medieval technology, with a cord inside instead of bones, which is also typical of XIII-century corsets. The main feature of this belt is that it's not as hard as a corset with bones. Decorative golden lacing with brushes can also be used over the belt, as shown in the pictures.
Blue, green, and white corsets come with the current trim.
Wine red, corset comes with “Lady hunter” trim.
The Burgundy corset comes with gold trim.
Please note that the width of this item at the waist is always less than your real waist circumference. This is because a corset is designed to tighten the abdomen and create a slim silhouette. With this corset, you can reduce your waist circumference by up to 3.5 inches, but for the beautiful effect you see in the photos, you will need to tighten it mightily; it requires outside help. The first time wearing a corset can be uncomfortable, but you will soon get used to it, and the fabric will stretch slightly.
