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Our sexy Bound strapless mini dress is back by popular demand. This ultimate sexy little number is perfect for a night out. Handmade in our California studio from 1.00mm latex imported from England. Key features: Strapless mini silhouette Lace-up back closure Underwire and boning Includes modesty panel 1.00mm latex imported from England Fit note: Model is wearing a 22″ corset. Corset sizing: To find your correct corset size, use a soft tape measure to measure your natural waist — the narrowest part of your torso, typically just above the belly button, where your body bends when you lean side to side. Don't base this on your jeans or other-brand sizing, as those aren't accurate for corsets. Subtract at least 4 inches (or more, depending on your desired waist reduction); the result is your recommended corset size. Care: Wipe clean and shine with a silicone-based latex polish. Store flat, away from direct sunlight, oils, and metal, which can stain latex. As seen on: Charli D'Amelio. As seen in Folie Magazine — Beth Broderick, photographed by Dylan Perlot. As seen on: Erika Jayne for Bricks Magazine
Our sexy Bound strapless mini dress is back by popular demand. This ultimate sexy little number is perfect for a night out. Handmade in our California studio from 1.00mm latex imported from England. Key features: Strapless mini silhouette Lace-up back closure Underwire and boning Includes modesty panel 1.00mm latex imported from England Fit note: Model is wearing a 22″ corset. Corset sizing: To find your correct corset size, use a soft tape measure to measure your natural waist — the narrowest part of your torso, typically just above the belly button, where your body bends when you lean side to side. Don't base this on your jeans or other-brand sizing, as those aren't accurate for corsets. Subtract at least 4 inches (or more, depending on your desired waist reduction); the result is your recommended corset size. Care: Wipe clean and shine with a silicone-based latex polish. Store flat, away from direct sunlight, oils, and metal, which can stain latex. As seen on: Charli D'Amelio. As seen in Folie Magazine — Beth Broderick, photographed by Dylan Perlot. As seen on: Erika Jayne for Bricks Magazine