By Kim Caldwell
Listen, I’ve worked with some sexy lingerie before. In fact, when I worked with La Perla, their Black Label and Marvel lines were high on sex appeal and low on coverage. There were even accessories like lacey eye masks, silver devil horns, leather whips. And as a New York City resident since the age of 18, I’ve seen a few things, OK? But when it came to … Read More
The April 2014 issue of InStyle Magazine featured a story on Lingerie Trends: Black and White and LOU’s gorgeous, new collection called Petillante was a main attraction! Petillante’s tulip shape full cup bra provides a beautifully round silhouette while positioning the bust forward with the perfect amount of support. A hint of transparency along the top of the bra, as well as the bikini, adds a bit of fun and … Read More
Simone Perele’s Caressence 3D Plunge bra in New Azalea for Spring/Summer 2014
Caress the skin with unique Aloe Vera lace, 3D Spacer fabric and microfiber. Caressence is ultra-supple to the touch and feels soothing as it hugs a woman’s curves.… Read More
Eberjey’s light airy rayon spandex knit sleepwear is available in sizes S-M-L. Soft, sensual sleep and lounge pieces for the easy going bride.
Whenever I think of the Eberjey brand, for some reason I think of Fire Island, where I used to visit my friend Rebecca for week-ends of R & R. There is something intrinsically soothing about this beach haven: no cars, sun bleached boardwalks and leisurely bike rides past clapboard cottages. Even the deer standing unperturbed on the paths adds to the bucolic atmosphere. Perhaps it’s the ocean air, endless sand … Read More
Hello, my name is Lindsey Runyon, and I’m the owner of Bellefleur Lingerie Boutique in Seattle, WA. Working in a lingerie boutique was my first job when I was just 15 years old. The mother of my boyfriend at the time owned a store in Kirkland, WA (where I grew up) and asked if I wanted to work, and I said “why not?”. From my first day steaming silk nightgowns … Read More
Shopping at Costco yesterday, I started to think about how seemingly remote items become mainstream staples. Actually, Costco is an interesting study. So many shoppers go there for specific things week in and week out, but truthfully, it’s the new and unexpected product that surfaces in those robust aisles that really seduces consumers to this wholesale warehouse environment. One of the things this retailer does so well is ferreting out … Read More