Worth The Wait ~ Panache Black
Today we went to the INM office in Cabo San Lucas to drop off our Immigration application for permanent residency. After 4 return trips plus two stops at the bank, we might almost be at the finish line. I would like to say that everything is easy in Mexico, but nothing here is black and white. The only difference when dealing with government agencies is that after living here a while, it’s so par for the course, it actually doesn’t bother you. You just have to plan for it, like traffic to the beach on New York’s Long Island Expressway. In Mexico, patience is the key to happiness.
Contemplating the theory of black and white reality, I came across this photo from Panache’s spring 2016 debut Black collection. There is nothing quite like black and white photography to tell the essence of a subject’s story and this image of the Quinn balconnet bra and panty set eloquently translates the brand’s mission to provide luxury and sophistication to a consumer base often denied access because of their body shape. Fashioned with French designed lace, this 4 part bra is engineered to support average, full and pendulous breasts, sizes 30-38, D-K cups (USA). Never quite visible in the creative expression captured by the campaign photos is the arduous detail hidden in the architecture of a well-made bra designated for a full busted woman. Panache has spent a great deal of time orchestrating the Black launch, and their diligence has paid off. I am sure the wait will prove worthwhile.
“Have Patience. All Things Are Difficult Before They Become Easy.” ~Saadi
