The clothing in the steampunk style is based on Victorian and Edwardian styles, but with an industrial twist. Brass gears, rivets and fittings, brown leather, and vertical stripes abound. It is a good style that combines technology, beauty and romance together. And also there are some fictional elements in this steampunk style clothing.
It would be perfectly acceptable, for example, for a woman to wear a baby-t with a bustle skirt and goggles, or a corset with pantaloons and riding boots. The style's palette ranges from browns and neutrals to deep, bold color choices. There are so much to say when it is relative to the steampunk style. So here I will talk in detail about the women’s corsets in the style of steampunk.
Corsets weren't introduced in the Victorian era, but the narrow-waisted silhouette they provide is a hallmark of the time. Custom corsets are very expensive, formal items, but off-the-rack waist cinchers are more affordable and widely available. Velvet, cotton, and pinstripe corsets have a particularly steampunk air. In modern times, the corset is outerwear and, in steampunk contexts, will often be worn over a blouse or shift. A short bolero jacket or shrug could also be worn over the corset.
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