Review on Plus Size Gothic Overbust Corset Top: Satin And Lace-Up Design For Women by Denis Panga

Product fits as expected with some flaws/several issues. If you place it up to cover your breasts, then your abdominal area will be sticking out. If you place if down, then there's practically nothing holding up your breasts up there. Which means, you'll have to wear a bra. I only wore this product a couple of times, maybe 4 times maximum because it's very hard to put on your own even if you had someone help you doing the back part, the front area is still hard to buckle if you want to keep it tight in order to begin the process of forming an hour glass waist. In that four times I used it; within the fourth try the "supposedly flexible bones" which were never flexible to start with.one of them, the one on the side of the waist began to dig into my skin. Eventually they all got really wobbly which that gave me the sense that the bones which to me are plastic. broke! You basically get what you pay for. When wearing this product, keep in mind that it is impossible that one will have to bend for whatever reason, and that's where eventually this product will begin to what they call "flexible." But, it just doesn't stay flexible, the bones will break making the product no longer useful to oneself. If it's a one time use for some kind of event, by oh means wear it. It does look nice if someone helps you put it on and have someone pick up things for you as well because the bones make it hard to bend to the front or side ways at first.I ordered two. A 3X which would have given me space to later tighten and the 4X was just my size but with no room to tighten. My actual American size is a 12/14 depending on how big or small clothes come in.