
With cute, sleeved corset tops like these, you can sport the edgy corset look while still looking like you’ve got clothes on. Also, you could pair sleeved corset tops with mini skirts and other leg-baring clothing to create a sense of balance. Balance is key.
Perfect for accessorizing a plain, ruffled button-up top or similarly simple shirt, the corset belt allows you to get comfy with this trend if your style is more “feminine” than “glam.”
If “conservative” is NOT in your vocab and you want to sport a more revealing, full-on burlesque-worthy corset top, try pairing one of these with dark wash skinny jeans or black leather skinny pants a la Paris Hilton.
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Corset = Love. I've been hitting bebe for them - they've got corset belts and tops with built-in corsets.
However, if Paris Hilton is wearing them, then no thanks.
I want a traditional corset! Corsets were TOTALLY a wardrobe staple my junior year of high school and I'm going to bring it back. I think it can look tasteful with a pair of skinnies as long as the corset's long enough to cover your entire midriff.
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