Bodice “The Alchemist's Daughter”
Leather suede bodice with front lacing
Description
Bodice “The Alchemist's Daughter”
Leather suede bodice with front lacing
This natural suede bodice corset design is based on patterns and decorations of European renaissance corset and also on later period German and French bodices. It has easily recognizable slope shoulder line and stand-up half-collar. Waist is tightly swifted while breast remains almost free. Front lacing gives necessary flexibility and fine fit. Decorative rolled edges laced along bottom and arm-slits complete the look.
This corset can't be custom-sized remotely, so it comes in fixed sizes: S, M, L, XL.
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Size chart for the “The Alchemist's Daughter” bodice
- size S — chest 33" — 35 1/2'' (84-90 cm), waist 25 1/4'' — 26 3/4" (64-68 cm), length 20'' (51 cm).
- size M — chest 35 1/2'' — 37 3/4'' (90-96 cm), waist 26 3/4'' — 29 1/4" (68-74 cm), length 20 2/3'' (53 cm).
- size L — chest 37 3/4'' — 40 1/4'' (96-102 cm), waist 29 1/4'' — 31 1/2'' (74-80 cm), length 21 2/3'' (55 cm).
- size XL — chest 40 1/4'' — 42'' (102-106 cm), waist 31 1/2'' — 34'' (80-86 cm), length 22'' (56 cm).
- size XXL — chest 42"-44" (106-112 cm), waist 34" - 36" (86-92 cm), length 227⁄16in (57 cm)
Materials
- 100% natural suede
- Plastic bones
Bodice features
- Stand-up half-collar
- Front lacing
- Corset fit
- Decorative rolled edges (bottom and arm-slits)
This item is part of the “Alchemist's Daughter” collectionView collection
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Absolutely beautiful fitted
I may decide to order my alchemist daughter dress in midnight blue if so what color corset would match I do love my green and brown here
Hello, both green and brown colors will perfectly match midnight blue linen color.
I'm looking at either The Alchemist's Daughter suede bodice or The Archeress suede bodice. They look very similar, to me- the only difference I can see (and this may just be the model's body shape) is that the Archeress looks slightly longer and more v-shaped at the bottom, whereas the Alchemist's Daughter looks shorter-waisted and more horizontal/straight-across at the bottom. Is that the difference between them? Are there other differences I'm not picking up on? Thanks!
Yes, you are absolutely right, this is the only difference between two bodices.
Would you ever consider making this in white?
The bodice cannot be made in white, sorry, as we don`t have appropriate white suede.
are the chest measurements for this bodice actual chest measurements, or underbreast measurements?
For this bodice please provide you actual chest measurement, to determine the right size please check our Bodice size chart. To be more sure you can also add your underbust measurement in the comment to your order and we`ll consider it while manufacturing.
When I saw this it literally took my breath away. So gloriously beautiful.
Wow, thank you!
Oh , is this Bodice only excisting in size S now? All I c is available./ I love your creations.Im a singer and will order from you.x
Here is the same bodice in brown color available in S, M, XL sizes.
Also the bodice can always be made to order. You're welcome!
What is the difference between the alchemist's daughter corset and the archeress corset?
The only difference in color, it's the same model.
Hei, Is it pasible to make a bodice withaut Decorative rolled edge along bottom? I love the ones along arm-slits, but the one at det bottom will make mine allredy not eksisting waist-line to eksplode i wronge direction. I would love to order a bodice like that in blue suede to go with my dress (midnight blue and orange) if i could get it withaut the rolled edge at the waist. Parhaps it could go slitly farther down, and end on the hips? Whith regards K
Can be made w/o rolled edges, just plain bottom part.
The length of the corset cannot be changed, it's always the same due to the length of the plastic bones, it's not linked to the size.
Wonderful picture and really beautiful bodice!
Thanks, Heidi!