Alison Connolly shares her love of boudoir slippers and the designers who create these flirty, high heeled marabou’s with the glamorous feathered poufs on top. See them in the Featured Designers Gallery…… Read More
I arrived Thursday after an overnight flight to Paris, checked into my hotel and was out and about shopping the stores all afternoon. Of course, everything was on sale and I was dog tired, so I didn’t see much. But, as always, Bon Marche raised the bar with the spectacular Chiharu Shiota air sculptures. I know in my heart that this will be a trend theme at the show tomorrow. … Read More
Introducing ADORN, a beautiful, concise bridal lingerie collection launching this Spring. SEE and READ MORE… Read More
This week in her Featured Designer blog, Alison presents Dottie’s Delights. In this Gallery exhibit, we see the on point collaboration that designer Stephanie Kuhr has made with the iconic Miss Mosh as she creates a vintage inspired collection from the model’s boudoir wardrobe. READ and SEE more… Read More
Today, it is with great pleasure that we at Lingerie Briefs welcome The Lise Charmel Group to our Spotlight Partnership. For me, this iconic French lingerie house is the epitome of intimate apparel; fashion forward, exquisitely appointed designs that perfectly articulate the meaning of chic. It’s extensive reach into a woman’s lifestyle wardrobe needs is encapsulated in its brand identities: Lise Charmel, Eprise, Epure, Antigel and Antinea. From lavish underpinnings, … Read More
Today, in her Fashion Illustrations column, Tina Wilson expounds on the diversity of the color black. Using her vast design experience she relates how a recent visit to a Rothko exhibit reminded her how Donna Karen, queen of all things black, taught her that black, like any other hue, comes in many shades.
When a novel becomes seeded in a culture’s literary psyche, the mere mention of its name evokes specific references, images and emotions. Such is the case with F. Scott Fitzgerald’s American masterpiece, The Great Gatsby. Perhaps its initial reception in 1925, which was not robust, was a reflection of the writing style of its author. But, the attention garnered by this novel in subsequent years proves that when the story … Read More