Vampire Corsets

Satin catches the light for a glamorous look. Velvet is darker and heavier, closer to a classic gothic vampire corset, and gothic corsets share the satin and velvet options if you want a softer, more romantic edge. PVC has a sleek, shiny finish that is a bolder choice than satin or velvet. Leather, in both genuine and faux, brocade and cotton round out the range. Whichever material you pick, you can have it as a red vampire corset or a black one.

Not Just for Halloween

Buyers keep wearing these after October, over a shirt or blouse, on their own, or under a jacket, and they describe them as comfortable for hours. Some come back for a second corset in the other color. If you’re still comparing Halloween looks, witch corsets are the nearest alternative.

Corset Sizing, Explained

Every corset here gives about 4 inches of waist reduction, so you choose a size roughly that much smaller than your natural waist. Check your measurement against the size chart in the product photos, and each product page has a corset sizing guide video if you want a walkthrough.