Get all the details and updates from Stella's exclusive interview with Innovation Destination Hartford. Stella shares her experiences at the Oxford Conference of Corsetry... Read More.

Saturday night there was a dinner gala with the option to wear a corset and get as dressed up, or not so dressed up, as you’d like. I decided to wear my own creation, the Fleur Du Soir Corset with a black pencil skirt and heels.

Imagine a weekend traveling to Oxford, England where Corset Makers from around the world gather, share industry secrets, brainstorm ideas, inspire each other and talk non-stop about corsets!

This month, The Lingerie Journal features Champagne Corsets and Designs and corsetiére Carol Stella with an exclusive interview and spotlight. Read the transcript and more at
TheLingerieJournal.com, and then give Stella a call to get her started on your next corset! Write in below to talk about the article, ask questions or... Read More.

This February you can read about Champagne Corsets & Designs on inkct.com and in ink magazine.  The Connecticut lifestyle magazine published an exclusive interview with designer, Stella.  Read the article and sign up or subscribe for print copies.   Comment below to tell us what you think or give us a call to start planning your next corset! Read More.

Stella gets a warm welcome back to her home town as Champagne Corsets comes to Connecticut. Carol Stella gave Innovation Destination Hartford an exclusive interview... Read More.

Proper care will extend the beauty and life of your corset. Natural oils, perfumes and deodorants will begin to breakdown fabric over time if not cleaned properly after each use. Having multiple corsets is ideal and advised for proper care. This will enable you to alternate between cleaning and allow for drying completely between each wear. This distributes wear and tear and greatly extends the life of your garments.... Read More.

The parts of a Corset - Vol. I, Part 1
To have a basic understanding of corset owning, caring and designing, it is helpful to understand the various parts of a typical corset. First, it is best to define exactly what a corset is. Based on some recent, rather loose, marketing terms - it may be necessary to set the record straight about a few things. Cor•set /ˈkôrsət/ noun: A close-fitting undergarment, stiffened with...Read More.

The true origin of the corset is unclear, but the corset has been an important article of clothing for centuries. Though more commonly used by women, men have also used corsets throughout history to support or change their bodies appearance.
The earliest known image of a possible corset was made c. 1600 BC. The image is of a Cretan woman, and the article... Read More.

A corset is a garment worn to hold and train the torso into a desired shape for aesthetic or medical purposes (either for the duration of wearing it or for a more lasting effect). Both men and women are known to wear corsets throughout history, though this item was for many years an integral part of women’s wardrobes.
People with spinal problems, such as scoliosis, or with internal injuries... Read More.