Vampire Corsets

Satin catches the light for a glamorous, blood-red vampire look and stays light enough to wear for hours without overheating. Velvet goes darker and heavier, more gothic than glam, built to be worn comfortably under a cape or a long sleeve. PVC pushes the look further still, sleek and shiny, closer to a fetish-leaning vampire aesthetic than a soft romantic one. Whichever material you pick, the steel boning underneath does the real work, built to hold a dramatic shape from the first hour to the last. 

Corset Sizing, Explained

A vampire costume corset fits differently than regular clothing. For the shape and drama you're after, look for something around 4 inches smaller than your natural waist, not your usual dress size. Sizes run from 3XS to 12XL. Not sure which style suits your look? Email info@corsetsisland.com and we'll help you choose. 

Not Just for Halloween

Halloween is a good excuse to buy a vampire corset, but plenty of buyers keep wearing theirs long after, as part of a regular gothic wardrobe rather than a costume box. A red or black corset vampire look works on its own or as the base for something bigger, add a cape or floor-length skirt for a classic take, or keep it modern with fishnets and dark makeup year-round. If you're after a softer, more romantic edge, our Gothic Corsets share the same satin and velvet options. Building a different look entirely? Our Witch Corsets collection is worth a look too.