This corset I bought in advance for my wedding night, which was supposed to be October of this year. Halloween, as a matter of fact. Cody and I both love Halloween. My first wedding was on Halloween, but we didn't mind.

It's white, like a ghost, so lovely and silky and smooth. The boning doesn't cut, it cradles your bones, it pushes you in. On the back you'll find yourself tied in like a foot in a shoe, the shoelace-like drawstrings enclosing in around your body. You may feel like you'd rather have lace and ribbons, even of a different colour, but you'll have bought some shoe string rope. Is that unromantic?

As the Corpse Bride, in losing my man, I can't say I know for sure this will be for my wedding night with Cody.
I don’t know for sure. All I know is its beautiful, and if you have a 34 C like me a medium should fit you well. Be prepared to let it out more depending on your waist and bust size. And don't be hard on yourself if it's a tight fit!

This is a beautiful garment, and though I recommend dry-cleaning, it can be washed regularly in the washing machine and dried in the dryer, if you have to.

This you can wear in public, as a Goth girl. You can wear it to a ball, you can use it as lingerie. You can wear it over a shirt, under your clothes, to a fancy date. If you don’t feel it inappropriate, go ahead and wear it anywhere. I love corsets. This is my 6th or 7th. Most have come from EdenFantasys. As a Goth girl, I can't help collecting them. Of every colour, especially black or white. I love corsets. This has been a wonderful add to my collection, and it's classy and sexy both.

It does not smell or irritate the skin, but caresses with silky corset love. There isn't a built in cup support or bra, but no big. You can have this inserted or leave it as is. Or use gel inserts for your breasts to have some comfort.