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VERTICAL EXTREME LUNA CORSET MEASUREMENTS
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Luna Extreme Waspie Corset L4094
$288.00 USD
Designed for seasoned corset wearers and naturally curvy figures, the Luna Extreme Waspie Corset delivers powerful waist reduction with precision patterning, hip gores, and full steel-boned structure.
👇 Watch the video below to see the difference between our Standard and Extreme Luna Corsets and decide which silhouette is right for you.
At a Glance:
| Colour | Black or vintage peach |
| Fabric composition | Fashion fabric 100% Polyester, lining and interlining 100% cotton |
| Details | Spring steel busk, spiral and flat steel bones, 2 piece eyelets, waist tape |
| Country of manufacture | Thailand |
HORIZONTAL EXTREME LUNA CORSET MEASUREMENTS
The rib and hip are measured approx 3" up and down from the waist.
| Ex Luna Corset Waist Size | Rib | Hip |
| 18" | 22.75" / 57.5cm | 26.5" / 67.5cm |
| 20" | 24.75" / 63cm | 28.5" /72.5cm |
| 22" | 26.75" / 68cm | 30.5" / 77.5cm |
| 24" | 28.75" / 73cm | 32.5" / 82.5 cm |
| 26" | 30.75" / 78cm | 34.5" / 87.5cm |
| 28" | 32.75" / 83cm | 36.5" / 92.7cm |
| 30" | 34.75" / 88cm | 38.5" / 97.8cm |
| 32" | 36.75" / 93cm | 40.5" / 103cm |
| 34" | 38.75" / 98.5cm | 42.5" / 108cm |
VERTICAL EXTREME LUNA CORSET MEASUREMENTS
It is important to check the length of your torso to ensure that the bottom of your corset doesn’t dig into your thighs or breasts when sitting.
| Busk Length | 8" / 20cm |
| Centre Back Length | 10" / 24.5cm |
| Underbust to Hip (Princess) | 6.5" / 17cm |
| Side Length from Waist to Top | 3" / 8cm |
| Side Length from Waist to Bottom | 3" / 8cm |
Despite its compact size, the Luna Extreme delivers striking definition and unmistakable structure. Crafted from matte satin (100% polyester bonded to 100% cotton) with a soft baby pink cotton lining, it combines luxurious texture with everyday strength. An internal cotton waist tape ensures lasting support for both daily wear and waist training.
Each curve is precisely engineered — from the spring steel busk and balanced mix of flat and spiral steel bones to the carefully placed hip gores that allow the silhouette to flare gracefully over the hips. The result is a satin waspie corset that sculpts and celebrates every curve without compromise.
Ethically made in Thailand, this is a corset that captures the essence of What Katie Did: timeless design, thoughtful craftsmanship, and a figure that’s nothing short of unforgettable.
Optional modesty panel available separately. Specialist dry clean only.
Standard vs Extreme Corsets
Corset FAQs
How to measure yourself for a Corset
Our corsets are sized by reduced waist size — the measurement of the corset when it’s fully closed. For example, a 24" corset measures 24" closed.
To find your size, measure your natural waist firmly (the narrowest point, higher than where your jeans sit) and subtract 3–5 inches. The exact reduction depends on the corset style and your build, and we include specific guidance with each corset.
For Underbust Corsets, we list both the vertical lengths and circumference measurements. Please compare these to your own body measurements to ensure the best fit and the right shape for your torso.
Remember: the top and bottom measurements we provide are for the corset fully closed. Most people wear their corset with a 2–3" lacing gap, so your fit will be slightly larger when worn.
It's not just about your waist!
While your waist measurement is the key number when choosing a corset, your rib and hip measurements matter too. In the video, I show exactly what can happen when these are overlooked by trying on each of our corset styles—some fit beautifully, while others simply won’t sit correctly. Checking all three measurements ensures you select the shape that truly suits your figure.
Standard vs Extreme Corsets
Our Standard cuts work beautifully for most figures, while our Extreme Corsets offer a far more dramatic curve. They’re ideal if you’re naturally very curvy or if you’re ready to size down from a Standard corset and want a tighter, more sculpted silhouette.
Do you need a custom Corset?
Years ago it might have been the obvious choice, but things have changed. As I explain in the video, going bespoke isn’t always the best option—unless you have plenty of time and budget to spare.
What matters most at the beginning is choosing a corset that closely matches your measurements, and for most people an off-the-shelf corset is absolutely fine unless your proportions are very extreme. Once you’ve been wearing corsets for a while and understand how your body responds, then you can consider investing in a custom piece.
Muscle and Squishiness
Our corsets come in reduced waist sizes 18" to 34" which roughly equals UK dress sizes 8-18, US dress sizes 4 to 14. If you are a UK dress size 8 (US 4) you will have less body fat than if you are a UK dress size 18 (US 14), so it will be harder for you to immediately get a dramatic corseted shape.
We recommend you stick with the sizing recommendations for each of our corsets, which can be seen by clicking the sizing tab at the top of each product description.
If you are a UK dress size 12-14 (US 8-10) you should be able to get a great corseted shape, without too much effort and without worrying too much about flub at the top and bottom of the corset. Again, you need to go by our sizing recommendations. The only thing that might cause you difficulty is if you are very athletic and have a high muscle to fat ratio. Then, like your more slender friends, you will find it harder to waist train as muscle is far less squishy than fat.
If you are a UK dress size 16 (US 12) or above, then you're in luck as fat is squishy and you'll be able to quickly tight lace yourself to create hourglass curves. You might want to go for a size smaller than stated as it's common for curvier girls to be able to reduce their waist by 6 or even 7 inches with one of our curvier corsets! However, please check the rib and hip measurements of our corsets before doing this as if they are too small for you, they will result in what can only be called, rather unglamorously, flub.
