Just to let all our cutomers know that our website’s security certificate has now been updated. The site has always been safe and secure but the certificate gives confidence in safety of your online personal details. Josephine x
Introducing the stunning new So Couture Riviera Backless Bow Pencil Dress! This is a fantastic new to dress to our collection which creates a beautiful silhouette.
We have completely updated our how to lace a corset guide with new images and methods.
Born in the historic yet humble town of Gravesend in Kent, So Couture set out to create dresses that fit, flatter and flaunt! With fashion evolving daily and pushing the boundaries of comfort and affordability, a need for creations that are simple, comfortable and affordable yet always striking was welcomed with open arms.
So Couture offers a wide range of dresses to suit every size and shape of the female figure as well as capturing and enhancing your personal style. Inspired by the glamorous females of the 1940′s and 1950′s period, our dresses take you back to a feeling of true show stopping femininity and confidence. Tailoring is key in our designs and our So Couture Dresses have just the right cuts to hold you in, push you up and hug your curves in all the right places!
With all of this on offer it is no wonder that our fan base is continually growing. Rockabilly singer Imelda May can be spotted in our Limited Edition Barcelona Bombshell dress, Daybreaks Kate Garraway is a big fan of our Limited Edition Seville Bombshell and The Only Way Is Essex star Amy Childs can be seen flaunting her curves in nearly every design, including the Three Quarter Sleeved Bombshell, the Belgravia and the Melrose!
Feel free to take a look through our catalogue of So Couture Dresses to experience what everyone is talking about! With a dress to suit every occasion from work wear to weddings, dinner dates to dances or just a girly night out, you won’t be disappointed!
Your corset only needs a single lace. Do not cut your lace into two pieces!
Lace your corset very loosely, leaving approximately 8 inches between both sides of the corset. This will make it easier to put the corset on when it’s laced.
Find the middle of the lace. Position this in the middle of the top two holes of the corset.
Begin lacing downwards, alternating sides and holes until you reach the middle of the holes. This will often be seven holes down.
At the mid point of the corset create a large loop by lacing out and then back into the same side. You will likely end up with a couple of feet of lace on each side. Continue lacing until you reach the bottom of the corset.
There are two options to finish lacing the corset at the bottom. Most guides will recommend tying the laces together. The other method is to tie knots in each end that are large enough to prevent the lacing slipping back through the holes. Both methods are equally good. A small advantage to the latter is that it is harder for the two knots to unintentionally be released.
Congratulations! Your corset is laced and ready to wear.
This information can also be found at how to lace a corset
Celebrities love our So Couture Dresses
Amy child’s spotted in the SO COUTURE MELROSE TAILORED SIDE ZIP PENCIL DRESS