How to Choose a Corset From the Roanyer Store

Corsets are the shapewear item cross-dressers buy the most. They make quite a difference in our male-to-female transformations, helping us to reshape our silhouette. Popularity may lead some cross-dressers to believe that corsets only serve as shapewear. But we can use them to complement our outfits in several different ways. All you need to do is choose the right one, and it will look flattering on you.

You can wear corsets for much more than just waist training. It depends on the type of corset and your goals as a cross-dresser. For example, full-body corsets might better outline your silhouette, while waist cinchers are more discreet. Keep reading this article, and soon enough, you’ll know which corset you should choose!

1. Why you should choose cross-dressing corsets

If female corsets have already been around for centuries, why should our sister buy cross-dressing corsets? Well, the answer relies upon themes such as efficiency and comfort. You see, female corsets have almost 300 years of history as we know them. But since they appeared, they have been designed and perfect to fit figures that were already female. With that in mind, this kind of corset may be less-efficient for a masculine body, failing to reshape our silhouette properly. Besides that, as they barely fit our figures, you should expect discomfort to be more intense, making them harder to endure.

This way, feminine corsets may not be the more suitable for your cross-dressing experience. On the other hand, masculine corsets are designed with the male body in mind. Their goal is to feminize a masculine shape rather than to highlight a feminine one. As a result, you’re more likely to emulate convincing feminine curves, increasing your chances of passability. In the Roanyer store, you’ll find all of the mentioned types of corsets, designed especially for cross-dressers.

2. Full-body or overbust corsets

These corsets happen to be the ones with better coverage and feminizing potential. I say that because of their structure, which covers you from above your breast, all the way down to your hips. It’s also important to consider how much breast coverage you want. Many options exist for full-body corsets. The overbust seems popular among cross-dressers. They help you create the illusion of breasts. Even more efficiently than underwired bras. But if you prefer to combine your corset with breast forms, I recommend getting a half-cup full-body corset. They have enough space to fit your breast forms and allow you to show a decent cleavage.

Because of their excellent coverage, full-body corsets don’t have to be concealed, and you can use them as an outfit. You just have to find a way to cover your bottom. Round skirts and pompoms are recommended in this situation, as they are pretty feminine and help to highlight your silhouette. If you want to wear something else on the top, a blazer would be the best pick. As I’ve already said, it’s not needed, but it can help you with confidence.

3. Waist cinchers and clip corsets

These options are heavily featured in the waist training routines. Such routines focus on two main aspects and aim for long-term results. The aspects would be a more durable yet not permanent reduction in your waist and an increase in your shapewear endurance. They have a smaller immediate effect on our silhouette but can help you resemble an hourglass. However, what makes it ideal for cross-dressers is that they are easier to hide.

Waist cinchers can be easily concealed under office clothes so that you can keep your training at work. But besides that, as they are harder to spot, you can choose them to achieve a seamless and more natural look. On the other hand, clip corsets may also be used on top of your clothes to reinforce your silhouette and complement your look. It works nicely with blouses and some dresses and looks flattering with most skirts. Some models have spaces for you to attach garters as well, allowing you to look extra sexy.

4. Laced corsets

If you want an excellent corset alternative to wearing in your bedroom, this might be the right choice for you. Lace corsets often have distinctive decoration patterns, which are often associated with femininity. But they might also evoke an idea of seduction and look quite sexy. The point is that this kind of corset was made to be shown and can be worn with no other clothes. This simplicity offers a degree of comfort and freedom of movement, so you might be able to endure using it even during certain activities.

A good combination for this kind of corset would be matching lingerie. The overall effect is that it will highlight your curves and feminine features. If you aim to become extra seductive, lace garters and gloves may also be helpful. The versatility of these combinations allows you to show as much skin as you like, all of that while still looking sexy.

Choosing a corset might be difficult with so many options out there. Besides that, it’s not easy to match them with every outfit either. When choosing a corset, you must consider your objectives. If you want a more defined silhouette, a full-body corset will do. A waistline clip corset or a waist cincher is the best option for waist training and reinforcement. But if you want to experiment with a corset for aesthetic purposes, try a laced one. But always check to see if it’s an actual cross-dressing corset rather than a standard feminine one, so you can stay comfortable while you wear it. So, which corset style is your favorite? Tell us more about your corseting experience in the comments!

Quiz:

Now that you know the best application for each corset type, which one do you think is better suited for cross-dressing in everyday situations?

A. Overbust full-body corsets


B. Waist cinchers


C. Lace corsets

Get Results