Quick visual guide on my blog: http://lucycorsetry.com/2013/10/23/dressing-with-your-corset-playling-with-necklines/ Did you know that different necklines can make your neck look longer or shorter, make your shoulders look broader or more narrow, make your bust look larger or smaller, and almost create completely different silhouettes, even when you're wearing the exact same corset? In this video I demonstrate how this works. Timeline: 1:10 Scoop neckline From Le Château: http://www.lechateau.com/style/index.jsp 1:50 Halter neckline (Halter top was a hand-me-down - no tags inside) 2:30 V-neck/ plunge neckline From Le Château: http://www.lechateau.com/style/index.jsp 3:30 Sweetheart/ Queen Anne neckline From Le Château: http://www.lechateau.com/style/index.jsp 5:40 Off-the-shoulder neckline Sweater from Suzy Shier: http://www.suzyshier.com/ 6:20 Boat/ Bateau neckline Sweaterdress from Rosewholesale: http://www.rosewholesale.com/cheapest/graceful-boat-neck-horizontal-zipper-96762.html 7:40 Square neckline Tank top originally from La Vie En Rose: http://www.lavieenrose.com/ 8:55 Turtleneck neckline Originally from Costco, Walmart or Sears (can't remember - have too many of them!) What I'm wearing: Victorian underbust by Isabella Corsetry, a sample loaned from Corset Connection (although I wear it so often that I probably should buy it off them). Royalty-free music by Kevin MacLeod (http://www.incompetech.com) Songs: "As I Figure" and "Modern Jazz Samba" Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/ Disclosure: This video was not solicited (it was my friend Jenny's idea but after many months of procrastinating, I finally got it done of my own volition. It just took a couple of hours to change shirts and lace my corset up every time). The one RoseWholesale sweater which I received as a sample to review, but all the other shirts were purchased by myself with exception to the family hand-me-downs.

• published: 23 Oct 2013
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