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This is how you will embrace the sexiness of the corset without revealing anything

The corset has found its way to the top in the hottest star segment in the world, Adele has recently stunned in one of these in yellow, Billy Aylish also surprised with it, but we have another submission offer.

This is how you will adopt the most coveted top in the world without revealing much and still maintain implied sexy

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Eleanor Dvir

Monday, 25 October 2021, 07:07

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If you ask us, the corset trend as a legitimate top that started gaining momentum early last summer should not have been a topic of conversation at this point in time.

A favorite of the Kardashian girls' gig who later took a surprising turn in the crazy period of the onset of the corona plague, including a fashionable round on the Heat Girls in the feed, he found his way to the top as the coveted top in the hottest star segment in the world.

The corset in all its glory - Adele on the Vogue cover in Vivian Westwood (Photo: Stephen Meisel to the British Vogue)

What broke us was Adele's picture on the cover of the November issue of British Vogue on which she has a yellow corset designed by Vivian Westwood (it's actually a dress but only the top is exposed on the cover) with a very extreme push up effect.

While British Vogue did this earlier this year (June issue) with a cover that broke the internet in which colleague Billy Aylish was photographed in a Gucci pink corset, in Aylish's case we were comfortable attributing the choice of styling as a new statement related to her personal and image development.

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But at the dizzying pace of the red carpets that have taken place over the past six months, we realized it was inevitable to address the post-Corona epidemic: the corset epidemic that gives a suffocated look, which reminds us, with all due respect to Madonna of Gautier in the nineties, especially generic bridal salons.

According to the Met Gala event that took place last September, which is considered to be the spearhead in terms of fashion, it can be understood that this is a sweeping trend thanks to a huge parade of corsets seen among others by Aiman, Billy Aylish, Storm Ride, Kia Gerber, Irina Shake, Fresh Lee, Jordan Alexander , Lupita Niango, Lily Rinehart Gigi and Kendall.

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Without digging into the reasons that led him to star so radically, let’s just mention the Corona Sweatpants issue, we decided to turn on the positive attitude switch and try to find out how we can get the best out of it as well as make it accessible to us in everyday life.

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The simple way to neutralize the bridal, bold, exposed and festive look of the corset is to wear it over something.

A classic white button-down shirt for example is an available and excellent solution that we all have at home.

Of course you can go wild with any other shade or replace it with a T-shirt, turtleneck and even a vintage sweatshirt.

It is also more suited to the current weather not to mention that it is much more sophisticated and unites beneath it the craft of the layers we have been waiting to apply it all summer.

Options for corsets + buttoned from home

1. Barshaka - NIS 99, 2. Reserve - NIS 59.90, 3. Kobi Golan - NIS 639, 4. Jack Koba - NIS 284, 5. Zara - NIS 139.90 (Photo: Illustration)

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