What is the right way to lace up the corset?
There are several ways to do this. Whichever method you use, remember to lace up gradually. When you first put on the corset, the fabric is cold and fibers are more brittle, so don’t pull on it suddenly, or you may snap the threads and weaken or even tear the garment. Tighten the laces only until the corset feels comfortably snug but not too tight, and wait five to ten minutes before lacing it tighter. Move around a bit to warm up the fabric and make it more elastic. If you like to wear your corset very tightly, make sure you have one, two, or even three more ten-minute rest period before lacing it all the way. For corsets with straps: The easiest way is to have someone help you. Put on the corset and grab it at the bottom edge about four inches away from the lacing holes, then pull straight down while your helper laces you up. This makes sure everything is in the correct place as the corset tightens around your body. You can let go once the lacing reaches your bust level. If you need
