Corsets are close-fitting support garments with stays; such garments are said to have appeared in the eighteenth century. A woman can lace up a corset to shape her waist and hold in her stomach.
If you want an outfit like that of the Green Fairy from the Baz Luhrmann movie Moulin Rouge, try a short Green Corset Dress patterned after that particular outfit. It would be a knockout for a Moulin Rouge theme party you may be attending.
An emerald green and black Lace Corset Dress can serve as a great outfit for St. Patrick’s Day. This can come in the form of a two-piece corset dress consisting of a strapless corset top (with side zipper and lace-up back) and a matching ruffled skirt.
A celadon green corset dress could make a glamorous cocktail dress for a summer night. The halter-neck dress, made of fine heavy satin, is pleated in front and laced at the back so it has the classic appearance of a corset-style laced back. The light green outfit includes a large, striking brooch as well as a wrap. A similar but strapless tea green corset dress is decorated with a bow (easily removable if you wish) that makes it look quite sweet. This fabulous dress with a classic cut is also available in a contemporary sea green color.
An attractive green corset dress can also be a short, flirty satin cocktail dress with a strapless, heart-shaped sequined corset bodice. This dress has a front-waist lace sash and a flared skirt with lace petticoat.
For those who are looking for a longer dress, perhaps a fine dark green corset dress with a sweep hemline is more suitable. It could be made from sleek taffeta, and a low-bust, ruche-embellished corset bodice would ensure that you will have an hourglass silhouette.
Another long green corset dress that may deserve your consideration is a gothic gown with a black lace upper bodice stretched over a green velvet lining. The bodice is boned in two places in front as well as two at the back. Because it is made from a slightly stretchy fabric, it accommodates a certain range of sizes. For decoration, it has pretty roses on the upper part of the bodice, with two more roses attached to the bottom of the corset section. The lower part of the dress has a number of layers, in green polyester satin.
If you are aiming for a laid-back style statement, then maybe you would like an empire-waist green corset dress handmade from the Michele Lau label. The corset-top dress combines new and vintage fabrics and has bias-trim straps and a fuller, high-waisted skirt.
