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News - July 2005
MoreJ.C. Creations
J.C.
Creations have several new items. The ask about the identity of a photos
showing the back of a dark-haired woman in a corset. They have a new overbust
corset JC112-Kirsten
and a readymade underbust corset JC106-Kate.
(30 July)
Adjustable heels
Corsets are adjusted by tightening and loosing the laces. Heels are usually fixed at a certain height, but some people have thought on how to change heel heights.
The designer Wei-Chieh (William) Tu, has a design idea for Adjustable
High Heel Shoes, that can be adjusted from 0° to 38° angle. He says:
"By pushing the release button, users can adjust to high heels, mid
heels or flats, anytime and anywhere they need" and "Raise it
up to the totally high and have fun!". British designer Rosemary
Wallin has created the KitShoe.
She explains: "At the office, they may wish to wear a higher heel,
perhaps to project a more sophisticated, business-like image in meetings, or
even simply to enhance their height". The Convertibles
(Adjustable High Heels) are made by North Sydney UTS student Sophie Cox. They
are made so it is very easy to change from a 3 cm heel to a 7 cm and back;
"The CONVERTIBLES offers a solution that caters for executive women in
the workforce who long for a single pair of closed toed shoes, that can act as a
high heeled shoe or a low heeled version".
(26 July)
Cathie Jung in Amsterdam this weekend
According
to the Cathie Jung website, Bob and
Cathie Jung are visiting Amsterdam in Holland this weekend.
(23 July)
Corset College IRC channel
A chat channel, actually an IRC
channel, has been launched by Corset
College.
(19 July)
Wasp Creations moving to New York
According to their website, Wasp
Creations is moving to New York. They will be
busy with the move, and production will stop for a few weeks, but they assure
that they don't close or disappear. The new address will be:
Wasp Creations; 114 Forrest St. Suite 3C; Brooklyn, NY
11206; USA.
(18 July)
J.C. Creations
Despite
the summer heat, J.C. Creations
has made several updates. They have added photos by Martijn
Ronche to their galleries, added JC
127 - Astrid to their range of readymade corsets and updated the Cathie
Jung website with an article - All
cinched up in corsets and loving it - from The
Vancouver Sun.
(10 July)
Cathy Jung
Cathy Jung
participated in a Corset Soiree which was held 18th June 2005.
(5 July)
J.C.
Creations have several new items. The ask about the identity of a photos
showing the back of a dark-haired woman in a corset. They have a new overbust
corset JC112-Kirsten
and a readymade underbust corset JC106-Kate.
Corsets are adjusted by tightening and loosing the laces. Heels are usually fixed at a certain height, but some people have thought on how to change heel heights.
The designer Wei-Chieh (William) Tu, has a design idea for Adjustable
High Heel Shoes, that can be adjusted from 0° to 38° angle. He says:
"By pushing the release button, users can adjust to high heels, mid
heels or flats, anytime and anywhere they need" and "Raise it
up to the totally high and have fun!". British designer Rosemary
Wallin has created the KitShoe.
She explains: "At the office, they may wish to wear a higher heel,
perhaps to project a more sophisticated, business-like image in meetings, or
even simply to enhance their height". The Convertibles
(Adjustable High Heels) are made by North Sydney UTS student Sophie Cox. They
are made so it is very easy to change from a 3 cm heel to a 7 cm and back;
"The CONVERTIBLES offers a solution that caters for executive women in
the workforce who long for a single pair of closed toed shoes, that can act as a
high heeled shoe or a low heeled version".
According to their website, Wasp
Creations is moving to New York. They will be
busy with the move, and production will stop for a few weeks, but they assure
that they don't close or disappear. The new address will be: 
Despite
the summer heat, J.C. Creations
has made several updates. They have added photos by Martijn
Ronche to their galleries, added JC
127 - Astrid to their range of readymade corsets and updated the Cathie
Jung website with an article - All
cinched up in corsets and loving it - from The
Vancouver Sun.
Cathy Jung
participated in a Corset Soiree which was held 18th June 2005.
