Golden corsets
The color gold for corsages stands for elegance and a sense of style. It is so glamorous that it is particularly suitable for special occasions. This makes your look almost magical and royal. It also gives you a very special shine. This will make your outfit stylish and classy!
Glamorous with golden corsets
The color gold is the color of kings because it represents elegance and glamor. Gold is perfect for special occasions and when it can be a little more noble. But the shiny color can also be worn in everyday life or at parties if it is not styled too exaggerated. The classic is of course the golden half-bust corset, whether you choose it as a lacquer corsage in classic gold or gold glitter. The color can be combined with almost all other tones and is therefore a real all-rounder. It can give any of your looks a truly magical shimmer.
Highlights with gold corsets
To be the center of the evening at your next summer party, you should choose a gold waist corset, because with it you are guaranteed to have a shiny appearance. If you are looking for little golden accents for your outfit, then the golden brocade corsage is the best choice for you. With a golden satin overbust corset you can score with an individual cut and attract everyone's attention. You will find your next golden fashion statement in our Fapedo online shop offer!
Corset or corsage
We use the term corsage as a synonym for the corset, as it is often used in everyday language. Historically, the corsage is actually the looser sister of the corset.
The general term “Bodice” includes both Corsages and Corsets. Corsets are primarily used as lingerie, sleepwear or underwear, while corsets, also known as lace corsets, are increasingly used for waist reduction and waist training to shape the waist.
Shapewear such as tummy control belts and waist belts have become very popular recently. Corsets also fulfill this function and significantly reduce the waist.
Bridal corsages and strapless corsage dresses are particularly in demand at weddings. Corsets are very popular in the gothic scene, with medieval and steampunk fans as well as with burlesque and vintage fans.