No bra would be needed, nor preferred, in my opinion.
I'm just a bit puzzled by the dress itself. Is the corset a "sewn-in" part of the dress? Or is it removable and still leaving the dress intact? The underbust support is decent to get your gals out on display, but the top and the bottom- each fine alone- just don't seem like they should both be parts of the same dress. (You wanted honesty.) ;- )
Any corset dresses (that were not some sort of Victorian Steampunk) looked more like one of the attached pix -
Thank goodness I never saw one like THIS! But it's still a hell of an hourglass - - More unified look, but approaching the edge of steampunk - - - - Nice little play outfit with "corset" accent (emphasis on LITTLE). :- )Nice gray dress (50 shades?) with neat, overcast support, fun little picnic flounce.
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Very spot on!
The pieces were sold separately. I matched them together. Thank you for the honest feedback! I appreciate it. Plus I need a smaller size. It zips in the back.
A bra is not really necessary... the corset gives your breasts some support.
Of course, who am I to tell a woman what underwear to wear. It's up to you to wear a bra or not. If you do wear one though, please wear a strapless one. Visible straps would make that nice outfit look cheap.
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Thank you for taking the time to explain your answer. I appreciate your help.
in my opinion I think that corset does not look good with that dress. The pictures you have of the dresses is how you should wear them. If you are dead set on corset wear the dress it belongs too. It looks good with that dress. Or wear this dress without corset. As for the bra. Either way whatever is more comfortable. I would wear one but I have a relatively small chest.
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Thank you for taking the time to explain your answer!
This was very helpful feedback and I appreciate it.
With that dress and corset, I don't see why you should wear a bra. The configuration of that dress as a whole plays already the role of dress and bra. The corset acts as centuries ago to sustain the breasts. By the way, the colours, white and rose, do match very well.
I don't know how to explain, but the part of the dress below the corset allows all kinds of elegant movements. You can play with that wide ample material, as shown for instance in the last picture. Maybe still something could be improved at the shoulders. It's already nice as it is, but shouldn't there be someting on the shoulders to keep up the dress more confortably? No bra of course.
Yes, I noticed the arm straps. Nice, but are those firm enough to sustain the whole dress? I'd love to see that for real on a girl in front of me to get a better idea ;0)
Maybe shoulder straps then, the same as now, but moved to the shoulders? Mind I'm not into fashion, and only talking as amateur. Sure you know better than me what has to be done.
If its you in the picture, look there, the armpits. You see how the skin is there? The dress might be too tight for you and the breasts aren't quite much good looking because they are heading down and the white thing in the middle of the dress really distracts me to them so if its you in the picture, a bra might make it better
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Lol yes it's obviously me in the pictures. Who else would it be...
And the dress doesn't feel too tight but it is supposed to have grip so it doesn't fall down.
It keeps slipping down which was why I matched it with the corset.
But I see what you mean they definitely push my breasts down a smidge because it's snug.
It has a zipper in the back not laces and it's too big on me. So I would just need to buy a new corset or just wear the dress as is without a the support of a corset.
And I think a strapless bra would be nice with this. Thanks for explaining your answer. I really appreciate your help.
Given the following is true that "you are wanting to encourage the other person", I'd say go bra free, the material will high normal nips, unless yours get to be the size of thumbs when you are excited. and if things get "fun" "sexy" and your top comes down the other person will be pleasantly surprised and easy access for breast n nipple play.
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Awesome feedback!
Thank you for explaining your answer. Very helpful feedback
I think its uo to your preference really. Looking at other replies you mentioned it was a bit loose. If that would result in the dress dropping and showing stuff you don't want others to see then you should wear one. And I feel that it would be good as a picnic date option!
Thank you so much for answering the follow up question! It is a very loose corset. It fit at the beginning of the year but after losing weight it's too big now.
But I figured the corset would help keep the dress from falling down lol 😆. The dress is sold separately from the corset.
Not necessary. You're lovely without. The corset will certainly direct attention to your breasts. A bra might make you look bigger. Or, may hide your nipples if you catch a chill. Either way, you'll look great.
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Very helpful feedback! Thank you 🌸
And yes I think a bra would make me look fuller because my breasts are tiny. I don't mind my nipples showing through.
Subjectively, the answer to ‘should I wear a bra’ is always no. If there’s any chance you could have a costume malfunction you might want to, and I could see that outfit causing or having a costume malfunction😆
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Thank you for the honest feedback!
I definitely feel like the top part of the dress keeps falling down without my bra lol
@Secret6620 Why? For me corsets are underwear like bras and not intended to be seen unless you're in a context (usually kinky) where bras and corsets should be. They normally go *under* your dress. Also, you're *already* super slim. Tightening them really isn't needed.
Oh I see! Thank you for explaining your answer. I think I will wear it as is without the corset then.
This is a fashion corset. It's meant to be on the outside. This is the dress it came with. I just switched the corset from this dress to the one I'm wearing in my pictures.
It looks fine that way. But corsets will always be underwear to me. I mean, you *can* wear bras on the outside... And you can probably design them to look good there. But that's not what people associate then with.
no. from a guys perspective. your skin is lovely. and assuming your breasts are not going to be hurting your back with the weight while you are wearing it, then i would say go braless
The corset looks a bit loose. So you should wear a bra to tighten up a bit.
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The corset is too big now. Makes me sad.
I lost a lot of weight. It fit great earlier this year. But my breasts are much smaller now and can barely hold up the top by themselves. So I matched it with a corset to keep the dress in place. It didn't come with a corset.
I love it not no bra your tits are perky so you can get away with it all you need under that is a thong. Wow I'll keep the rest of what I'm thinking to myself
Is it comfortable with one Do are your breast firm in the dress I don't think you want them to jiggle or pop out randomly unless you do then you do you cutie
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Ahahaha! This comment made me smile.
I don't want them to accidentally pop out so I wore a corset to keep the dress in place.
