The corset first appeared on the runways last fall, but don't make mistake, it wasn't sort of sexist and that it was best suited for "ladies of the night". Here we got tips to help you put all of those misconceptions to rest and embrace the corset as the new season's hero piece—one that transcends more styles and occasions than you would think.
Shop Corsets for Fall 2017 at MODA OPERANDI.
As a Top // Who knew a corset could pair with a pencil skirt and a high neck blouse? But it works. The key here is sticking to a neutral palette and sophisticated silhouettes.
Isabel Marant Pryam Lace-Up Cotton Corset, Giambattista Valli Ruffle Neck Long Sleeve Blouse, Rochas Printed Python Pencil Skirt
As a Waist Cincher // Why not use the corset as intended and give some much-needed shape to an otherwise straight-up-and-down outfit? Note: for those looking to dip a toe into the trend, going white-on-white is the easiest place to start.
Fleur Du Mal Silk Corset Belt, ATM Long Sleeve Bodysuit, Emilia Wickstead Hullinie Floral-Print High-Rise Crepe Pants
As a Styling Piece // A corset needn't always serve an actual purpose. Do like Miuccia and use it to accent your outerwear—giving a menswear blazer just the right amount of edge.
Fleur Du Mal Silk Corset Belt, Isabel Marant Kelsey Double Breasted Pinstripe Blazer, Brock Collection Light Vintage Selvedge Denim Wright Jeans
As a Cummerbund // Yet another item to borrow from the boys. Here it instantly takes the conventional white shirt and jeans combination and transforms it into an actual "look."
Tibi Chester Wool Corset, Johanna Ortiz Alida Cotton Poplin Bodysuit, Eve Denim Charlotte High-Rise Wide-Leg Jeans, Proenza Schouler Embellished Leather Flat