The Violet Vixen

Corsets come in a number of different styles to suit women’s body types, because of this every woman should consider what style would look best for her body before investing in a black corset . If you are of average build: if you are of average build with curves, you are blessed with being able to wear almost any kind of corset there is. If you want to accentuate your bust, a corset with a sweetheart neckline will draw attention to your chest, while a corset with an hourglass shape will draw attention to your waist. If you are tall and slim: If you are quite tall and thin, you may want to use your corset to create the illusion of a larger bust. Women who are taller than 5’6” and small chested can benefit from a corset with beading or embellishments at the chest that can create the illusion of a fuller bust and a corset that pulls in the waist will also create the illusion of more curves. If you are short and petite: If you are 5’3” or shorter, you should look for a co

Purple has recently come back into fashion and is being seen everywhere from lilac blazers to amethyst jewelry. This rich, beautiful color is often relegated to children’s clothing, but is back in a big way for adults. If you want to incorporate purple into your wardrobe as an adult, consider these following tips. Match the shade to the season Purple comes in every shade from pale lilac to rich mulberry, but depending on the season some of these shades can seem off putting. The spring sweetness of lavender will look jarring in the cold months of winter, while rich eggplant will seem cloying in the first warm days of spring. Because of this, try to match the richer, darker tones to the cool months of winter and the paler, subtler shades to spring and summer. Wear it in moderation Purple is a strong, statement color and like any statement color, it should be worn in moderation. Wearing too much at once can be a disaster and make a statement outfit go from stylish to overbearing