Tesa's Sweetheart Corset is the first piece of lingerie that I have received from Eden Fantasys and I'm not impressed. At all. This corset has some major flaws that simply cannot be overlooked. It looks nice, but it's not the most flattering thing in the world. The color is a bit different than shown online -- it's more of an electric turquoise-blue, which I found this to be disappointing, as green (the product was listed as green when I ordered it) looks much better on me.



This corset is laced up in the back and has a nice silk panel underneath so that skin doesn't show through. The corset laces have a cheap shoe lace look to them, but they can be replaced. There's a zipper on the right side to make it easier to put on and take off. The issue with my corset is that the bottom of the zipper is jammed, so I have to unzip it as much as possible and then slide it over my head. Reading other reviews, my zipper was obviously just a fluke, but it's something to keep in mind. The boning is plastic and bends very easily, which means that this will not be the best option for those looking for a corset that will effectively shape torsos. Another thing to note is that there is absolutely no support in the bust. Without a bra on, my chest lies completely flat, and with a bra on, my chest looks the same as it would without the corset. Ladies with smaller chests will most likely want to either wear a push-up bra underneath, or skip this corset altogether.



The corset is made out of Polyester and is shiny on the outside and matte on the inside. The material is comfortable enough, but after only two times of wearing it, it's starting to fray in multiple places. If you're considering this corset, keep in mind that it will wear quickly, especially if things get wild.



Tesa's sweetheart corset runs large, especially in the bust area, as can be seen above. My measurements are 39-32-40 and the Escante size chart listed 38-34-36. With the corset tightened as tight as possible, I still have wiggle room. Yes, it fits, but there's no room to go smaller, which is the whole purpose of a true corset. If you're in between sizes, you definitely will want to go down a size, and even if you're not, you may want to consider it.

Bottom line: You're better off with something else.