Bunny Costumes

Bunny Costumes collects corset costumes from Daisy Corsets Top Drawer and Lavish lines, finished with ears, tails, cuffs, and collars. Both regular and plus sizes run from XS to 6X. Measure your bust, waist, and hips and match them to the size chart on each listing, since a corset costume is built to fit closely and the numbers matter. Everything ships in plain packaging with no indication of the contents or the sender.

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Bunny Costumes buying guide

This page lists bunny costumes built around a corset, from the Daisy Corsets Top Drawer and Lavish lines. Pieces come with accessories such as ears, tails, cuffs, and collars, and sizes run from XS to 6X in both regular and plus fits. Customers most often ask how a corset costume should fit, what is included in the set, and how to care for it. The sections below cover each of those.

Sizing and fit

A corset costume is shaped to hold its form, so sizing deserves a little care. Measure your bust, waist, and hips with a soft tape and compare them with the size chart on the product page, not with your usual clothing size. Sizes span XS to 6X, with plus sizes included.

Fit is generally snug by design, but you should still be able to breathe and move comfortably. If your measurements fall between two sizes, read the listing for fit notes and think about whether you want a closer or easier fit. Check what accessories come with the set, since ears, tails, cuffs, and collars can differ between styles.

Materials and what they demand

Costume corsets use structured fabrics and trims to hold their shape, and details such as lacing, hooks, or boning vary by style. The product page lists what each piece is made from, so read it for the exact construction.

Ears, tails, cuffs, and collars are accessories that sit outside the corset itself. They are usually more delicate than the main garment, so handle them with care when you dress and undress. Trim and ribbon details can snag, so keep jewelry and rough surfaces away from them.

Care that preserves it

Costume pieces generally need gentle handling. Follow the care label that comes with your costume. Spot cleaning is often the safest approach for structured pieces, and a full soak can damage trim or shape. Let the costume air dry fully before storing it.

Store the corset flat or hung so it does not crush, and keep the ears and tail in a place where they will not be bent. A garment bag keeps dust off between uses.

Frequently asked questions about bunny costumes

What comes with a bunny costume? Many sets include ears, a tail, cuffs, and a collar along with the corset. Each listing describes exactly what is included.

Are plus sizes available? Yes. Sizes run from XS to 6X across regular and plus fits.

Can I wear the corset on its own? Often yes, though that depends on the style. Check the product page.

How tight should a corset costume feel? Snug and supportive, never painful. If it restricts breathing, choose a larger size.

Common mistakes when buying bunny costumes

Choosing by street size instead of measurements is the most frequent error. Always use the chart.

Forgetting to check what is included can leave you without the accessories you pictured.

Pulling the ties or laces too tight on the first wear can strain the garment. Adjust gradually.

Related categories

If this is not quite what you are after, try Roleplay Costumes, Plus Size Costumes, Witch Costumes, Animal & Insect Costumes, or Corsets.

Buying bunny costumes from Power Play Studio

Power Play Studio sources everything through authorized US distributors. That means genuine products from the brands themselves, with no grey-market stock and no unverified imports. The bunny costumes here come from Daisy Corsets, including the Top Drawer and Lavish lines, so every set is the real thing from the maker.

Orders ship from US warehouses in plain, unbranded packaging with no indication of the contents or the sender, so what arrives at your door stays private. You can also browse the wider Roleplay Costumes section for more.