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Welcome to my handmade corset shop. My name is Virginia and every corset I make is a testament to Italian craftsmanship. With care and precision, I use only the best materials and traditional techniques to create unique, high-quality products.

I offer both bespoke corsets, customized to ensure a perfect fit, and ready-to-wear styles, all featuring a design that reflects your personal style. Let yourself be enveloped by the luxury and elegance of my corsets, designed to enhance your silhouette and make you feel unique on every occasion.

My corsets

Manufacturing process

PHASE 1

Ideation

Design is the first phase of the process that leads to the creation of a corset.
In this phase I use all my creativity and through several sketches I put all my ideas on paper.
I choose the style, I think about the shape I want to give it, the cuts I want to include, the fabrics I want to use and how I want to personalize it.
Personalization is a very important point in my work because it is what characterizes me and distinguishes me from others.
I choose the design, colors and materials to use, fusing paint and embroidery together to give three-dimensionality.
I therefore conclude with what will be my final sketch which represents the image of the finished garment.

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PHASE 2

Design

Planning is the phase in which my ideas take shape, where greater concentration is needed to avoid making incorrect calculations and measurements. So I start to create a real project on paper for the corset, that is, my paper pattern.
Once I have completed the paper pattern, I cut the various parts of which it is composed and move on to the placement to be able to cut the fabric.
I usually make a test canvas first to check that everything goes well and that the customer likes it and is right in case it is a customized corset.

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PHASE 3

Realization

The creation is the phase in which everything comes to life, I start by cutting and gluing all the pieces of fabric and lining to ensure greater rigidity and then I join them by machine or by hand if necessary. I insert regilene or iron splints and any additional reinforcements and breast support cups.
Having reached this point I paint and embroider as I had previously decided.
I then conclude with the last stitching, the insertion of the eyelets and the ribbon or zipper

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