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Object Of Lust: Velda Lauder Corsets!
Any burlesque babe worth her salt has a secret craving for Velda Lauder.
Expensive? You bet. But these over-the-top show-stoppingly gorgeous costume pieces are worth every penny! She has even designed pieces for burlesque superstar Dita Von Teese! I’m absolutely lusting after the Pink Glitter Overbust Curve Corset (pictured above), even if the price tag is giving me pause.
Honeys lingerie boutique has almost all of her styles in stock, and at very competitive prices. Here are some of my favorites!
Slimming And Stylish: Devastatingly Sexy Plus-Size Lingerie
If you’re seeking lingerie that complements those lovely curves, then look no farther. Here are some elegant selections that are sure to sizzle.
The Ruffle Shelf Bra ($44.95) from Hips and Curves comes in solid black or solid white. It is also available in black and red (pictured above), and black and pink, for a more saucy burlesque feel.
Pair the Ruffle Shelf Bra with this slimming Waist Cincher ($39.95), if you feel like completing the flirty ensemble and being a real tease.
Much more (including photos) after the jump:
Peaches ‘n Cream: A Sexy Vintage Trend In Lingerie
The Sophia Corset from What Katie Did
All that was old is new again, as the saying goes. And that certainly rings true in today’s world of high-fashion lingerie.
Throughout the 20s, 30s, 40s, and 50s, peach was the color of choice for the boudoir. Closer to flesh tones than white, but not at all drab (as “nude” fabrics always tend to be) peach silks and laces were elegant yet subtle…And thankfully, after disappearing for several decades, they’re now experiencing a comeback in a big way.
Whites and ivories are much lighter than any skin tone, leaving telltale outlines that can be seen through thin tops or dresses; yet peach is picture-perfect under clothes. Peach colored satin also lends a bit of a romantic vintage flair to otherwise tame underthings.
So what do you think? Is this a trend you can get behind? Or is it too subtle to really sex up a wardrobe?
More pics after the jump:
