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Nicely done, Dib!!!
beaut work mate!!!
It does seem awfully tight around the middle
I didn't bother to reshape it to her body for just this photo set, so it's pretty tight in a few places lol. Especially the thighs :p
I can say from my own experience that (apart from the cultural meaning) a properly fitted corset may emphasise the figure gently and quite comfortably without any pain. Of course there is always some pressure on the body involved and not all people like it
You have to remember that corsetry doesn't mean tight lacing which is in fact a serious body modification (going under 22" waist) and yes - it can be harmful and extremely uncomfortable.
This outfit of mine (if unmodified) is around 24" at waist, which is infact close to standard XS waist, so it's possible that it would be quite comfortable to wear for a slim person
If you're interested more in this I'd recommend this gal talking the subject quite broadly
PS. As for the images I think that Dib edited the figure a bit so it might look a bit more exaggerated or it also may be an effect of the twisted pose. All in all corsets aren't that scary as they seem
I'm far from knowledgable about the subject but do remember reading and seeing stuff in documentary's about corset and the way many women were "forced" to wear them , even if that meant extreme discomfort. The way you describe modern corsetry seems more natural to me and if worn out of free will with minor discomfort not even worth this comment
I did refer to the ones where the discomfort is pretty obvious, so thanks again for clearing some things up and learning me soomething I did not know
Thanks, CMH! I altered her makeup a little to suit the look as well :p
@ajhardy - Thanks!!
Thank you, Raeniel!