I want to get an hourglass figure without buying an expensive corset?!
Question: how can i achieve this?
Answers: how can i achieve this?
oh my gosh work your side obliques (abs). i did this with my pilates and i was so sculpted, i'm normally skinny and boyish and i actually got a waste line and hips by doing this. or if you need a lift just try a push up bra. here are some 2 side crunch exercises, if they even make sense:
make your knee and elbow touch to crunch your side. (arm and leg of the same side). repeat.
then try raising your left arm to the ceiling and your right leg pointed out to the floor, then bring them together to meet in front of you so your elbow and knee touch. repeat.
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It totally depends on what ur body shape is right now. If you're heavier on the top, I would say wear tight, light colored, pants with a snug black top. If you're heavier on the bottom, I would say wear a looser (not too loose!) pair of black jeans and a busty top. If that doesn't work they sell something called "Spanks" on ebay and many stores. You should get one for the waist only and that will guarantee an hourglass figure. Hope that helps! Have a wonderful day.
Unless you were naturally blessed with a large bust and hips, and a narrow waist- and very few women were- then there's not much you can do without adjuctant lingerie. You can try a waist nipper or high top girdle to pull the waistline in more, but it mostly just squeezes things in the wrong directions and makes rolls where you don't want them. Personally, I think you should simply work for a balanced figure. If corsets had been so wonderful and comfy, we'd have never dumped them for bras to begin with. Remember, they used to be condemned for interfering with breathing, and messed up the rib cage. Scarlet can keep her corset for my money.
From the sounds of your first three answerers, it sounds like you're asking how to LOOK LIKE you have an hourglass figure rather than actually developing one. If that's true, well then, I have no answer for you, but, if you're willing to develop one, well, exercise and diet might help, but as "the mom" says, "unless you were naturally blessed with a large bust and hips, and a narrow waist . . .", you're going to "have your work cut out for you" to say the least, and even then, you may not be able to reach your "dream figure" without some very expensive surgery, or maybe a whole lot of clothing trickery, which will all be revealed at the first "unveiling", so, choose what you want and work in that direction, knowing that if you just want to "LOOK LIKE" an hourglass figure, your "cover's gonna be blown" at the first "unveiling". God Bless you.