#it’s a working corset

[wanderinghedgehog]

Finally got a corset that fits! Yippee!

[meruz]

can u get my back

[satans-knitwear]

Me at any given time: I have the perfect lingerie to match that! 🤔🌹

Treat me ~ Tip Me ~ More of me

[ficandkaboodle]

Copia can’t really wear his performing clothes anymore now that he’s Frater. Besides the fact that he’s no longer going to be able to perform, there’s also a certain expectation in his appearance now pressed upon him. But he doesn’t feel good just. Packing it all away. Call it nostalgia, call it sentimentality, call it just recognizing it’d be a waste.

…But there isn’t any reason he can’t, like, wear that stuff in the bedroom, y’know? 👀

“What do you think, tesoro? How’s about a private concert, held in the Bedroom Arena? One night only. Or as many nights as you’d like 🩵”

[marzipanandminutiae]

surprise, friend, you're one of today's lucky 10,000

guest at the museum: oh look, a fainting couch!

me, preparing to talk to him: :D

him: it's not surprising- I mean, if you look at some of those corsets-

me, now actively vibrating, about to jump in and blow his entire mind: :D :D :D

[ducktaildl]

In the locker.

[0ffisially0ll0]

back support is much needed when youre a 31-year-old fish man, maybe corsets can help (or not)

[swordmaid]

bhaal’s bride 🔪🩸

my durge yves before the lobotomy 🥳

[todayisafridaynight]

Each time you draw Daigo or Masato in a corset I gain 500 HP thank you

do you accept corset tops. may you live a thousand years

[wigglesdtuff]

forehead friday xoxo

[comfymoth]

AND FINALLY. it’s what you’ve all been waiting for it’s what you all VOTED for!!! CORSET QUACKITY!!!!!

[satans-knitwear]

Smooth strokes 🖌️

Treat me ~ Tip Me ~ More of me

[downtherabbitholewithlucy]

This 'IDGAF' attitude of his is such a vibe

[marzipanandminutiae]

Notable reactions I've gotten as a museum docent who wears full-on Victorian clothing every day, but not as a work thing; that's just how I dress

(museums in my area being pretty lenient on aesthetics as long as you're decent for public activities)

"Are you in period attire?" This is probably the most common; I always wonder what they think about seeing one (1) staff member in historical clothing and Literally Nobody Else, but I get the assumption. normally I say "not for work; this is just my clothing" and steer the conversation back towards the history at hand

"Reeeeeally?" [disbelieving and slightly smug look]

"So like, at the grocery store?" "Yep!" [two full rooms of guided tour pass] "Wait, like, running errands, too?" "Yes." [remainder of the tour passes] "Oh come on, that has to be a costume! Let me take your picture!"

"So what do you normally? Like what's your normal job?" This one confused me- even the actually costumed Freedom Trail tour guides are paid professionals. I don't know if he assumed everyone Dressed Funny was a volunteer or what

[a man has his camera pointed in my direction while I'm talking. thinking he's trying to photograph the object next to me, I move aside to give him a clearer shot] [he follows me with his camera, takes my picture, and I see it on social media the next day. the object is not in it; it's just me. no permission was asked- he doesn't legally have to, but come on, man]

"Yo, I love you guys' tours!" This was shouted to me on the street while I wandered over to get Tatte on my break, so not technically at work. I WAS a bit surprised still- none of the costumed tour guides around do Victorian that I've seen, and it just looks so monumentally different from 18th century that I struggle to see how they could get mixed up. but that's just me being like those XKCD scientists, I guess

[ducktaildl]

At ease at the office!🤣

[rabbits-of-negative-euphoria]

Nah corsets really do suck, it has nothing to do with feminists or men

Depends on the corset, dude. If it's not made to your measurements of high quality materials, and worn over something, it's probably gonna suck to wear.

Personally, the closest things to a corset I've worn were the bodices of my altered prom gowns and they felt amazing to wear. They were supportive and posture-correcting (and as I've recently learned, I have mild scoliosis). If I could wear something like that as my basic support garment for the rest of my life, I would be the happiest camper.