Where Corsetry And Daydreams Meet
When one falls in love with corsetry, an overbust is usually the first piece that the heart falls for.
They can embody such opposing feelings- power, vulnerability, desire, fragility.
Our overbusts grow from a foundation of good fit- we include one to two toile fittings for both of our core styles so that before we’ve started work, you can confidence that the fit and cut are exactly to your liking.
These are complex styles that require skill and flair to bring to life and we take pride in giving your ideas shape.
We have two main overbust styles, which take the form of your styling and shaping choices. We are always delighted to advise you on how best to achieve your desired results, so if you have any questions you can always contact us.
Princess Seamed Overbust
The classic overbust style. Vertical seams sweep across the body, elongating and enhancing your form. We can make a princes seamed overbust work beautifully for fuller busts by increasing the number of panels to give a smooth and supportive fit. This style can be made by remote toile fittings (though in person appointments are recommended where possible) so is suitable for our international customers.
Prices start from £1300.
Blush silks with martingale halter. Oversized lace applique detail Wedgewood satin and ivory lace Teal taffeta and black mesh overlay Transparent mesh and beaded lace Cobalt silk and galaxies of crystal
Cupped Overbust Corset
Cupped overbusts form the core of the Orchid Corsetry overbust collection, working hard for the greatest number of body types.
The separate cups offer astonishing support and lift to the bust, from petite to full cupped figures. For corsetry worn as underwear, this style offers the most natural bustline, keeping the rounded, separated breast shape that lies neatly under clothing.
Prices start from £1450.
Scarlet and steel blue silk Luxurious Chantilly lace overlay Rose silk satin and black lace Black linear detail over black lace Free roaming lace embellishment A rear zip to allow for a closed front
You can read more about our standard methods of construction here.
