Amoressa proves how swimwear so often informs lingerie design. These two fashion disciplines are joined at the core. Blue dominates the Spring 2017 Swim market from pale sky to deep ocean and beyond the horizon. READ and SEE more… Read More
The essence of Lingerie Briefs is to provide lingerie insight via poetic moments in my life. There are days when I write this blog that I am flooded with thoughts. Something within my focus ignites an idea and I am off. Experience and vision combine and the deed is done, sometimes within minutes. This, however, is not always the case. Today is one of those days. And now, when the … Read More
One of the aspects of Latin culture for which I have such admiration is their genuine regard for family and friends. Children play an intricate part in their everyday rituals. Today is Dia de Los Muertos here in Cabo. That’s Spanish for the Day of the Dead, a two day holiday that follows directly after Halloween paying tribute to family who have passed on. Dating back centuries, the observance which … Read More
The moody mystery of All Hallow’s Eve captured exquisitely in the sensuous designs of Paloma Casile. This week’s Gallery reveal. READ and SEE more here… Read More
We at Lingerie Briefs wish you all a magical, lusty, sexy and artful Halloween. I.D. Sarrieri might be the perfect poison for this mysterious and playful holiday. Have fun!
I was all set to write my blog today about how the color blue, all across the spectrum from violet to green, has commandeered the fashion lingerie market this fall. However, my friend and colleague, Elisabeth Dale, author of The Bra Zone, beat me to the finish line last week with her blog, “Pretty Blue Lingerie That Won’t Give You The Blues.” But the more I thought about it, … Read More
This past Friday my husband and I were at the Cabo San Lucas Marina when the daily weigh in began for the richest sport fishing tournament in the world, the Bisbee Black and Blue. The overall purse stood at $3.5 million. I didn’t see the entire thing, though I heard the winning marlin was 537 lbs. Fishing tends to be a male preoccupation or so it seems. It’s not to … Read More