French Stays Renaissance Corset in Gold Brocade
Inspired by candlelit salons, whispered conversations, and the quiet power held by women who understood their presence long before they spoke, The French Stays Renaissance Corset in Gold Brocade is an homage to Old World elegance and intentional restraint.
The French Stays Renaissance Corset in Gold Brocade draws from the lineage of 18th-century French corsetry — where structure was not meant to imprison, but to compose. Where garments were designed to support posture, confidence, and grace, allowing the wearer to move through the world with poise rather than force.
Crafted with careful attention to balance and proportion, the French Stays Renaissance Corset in Gold Brocade features open front lacing that allows for a customizable, flattering fit. A four-inch front modesty panel provides refined coverage while accommodating gentle shifts in the body over time. At the back of the corset, a four-inch modesty panel offers additional flexibility and comfort, ensuring the corset adjusts with you — not against you.
The corset modesty panels are not an afterthought; they are a philosophy. The French Stays Renaissance Corset in Gold Brocade adapts to the body, honoring it as it is, rather than demanding conformity.
The silhouette of the French Stays Renaissance Corset in Gold Brocade is timeless and composed — sculpted seams shape the torso with quiet authority, while subtle detailing evokes the understated luxury of French court dress. Every line in the French Stays Renaissance Corset in Gold Brocade is intentional, designed to elevate the form without overwhelming it.
This corset is not a costume.
This corset is a foundation.
Because each body is unique, Immortelle sizing is not standard. We strongly encourage clients to use our Size Recommendation Tool and to take accurate, current body measurements before selecting a corset size. Proper corset sizing allows the corset to perform as designed — supportive, elegant, and enduring.
Wear it beneath layers or as the centerpiece of your ensemble.
Wear it as a study in restraint, confidence, and inherited beauty.
Wear it as the quiet certainty of a woman who knows herself.
The French Stays Renaissance Corset in Gold Brocade pairs effortlessly with skirts, stomachers, gowns, or tailored trousers — a timeless anchor for both historical and modern wardrobes alike.
Designed and envisioned by Madame Mortelle herself.
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The Corset as Foundation
Each Immortelle overbust corset is finished in itself, structured with a built-in modesty panel and cut to stand whole upon the body. When desired, a stomacher may be worn within the open front — not as necessity, but as expression — a continuation of the corset’s original language rather than an addition to it.
Worn by Choice. Defined by Expression.
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