Today I had lunch with my 89 year old friend, Roslyn Harte. Roz is still on top of her game as she 
celebrates her 58th year in the Lingerie Industry. A pint size design legend with an outsize heart of gold, she is not one to mince words and is a force to be reckoned with. It’s never a good idea to get in her cross-hairs. After we attended … Read More
By Marina Rybak
Bill Brandt (1904 – 1983) is a celebrated British photographer of the mid-20th century. A student of Man Ray, he is revered as a photographer’s photographer. A comprehensive retrospective of his work Bill Brandt: Shadow and Light is on view at MoMA through August 12. To coincide with this major exhibition Edwynn Houk Gallery is presenting a selection of his vintage prints from the artist’s family archive … Read More
By Margaret Shrum
For my own pleasure and erotic creature, I’ve been wearing suspenders and stockings for the past two months as a bit of an experiment. It all began back in February, I had a midnight rendezvous with a potential lover and I decided that a gorgeous Agent Provocateur red tulle bra with matching panties with garters and red fishnet stockings were to be featured underneath my outfit. It … Read More
Since we created the Lingerie Briefs platform, it has been my sole objective to perpetuate intelligent artistic vision within the intimate world of the feminine psyche. Having devoted my career to the discovery of product that achieves this mission, I hope that that our insights into the brands that share our goal continue to inspire all of my readers.
Because we are so pleased with the response that we have … Read More
By Ali Cudby
Customers In The Fitting Room
If only fitting lingerie was as simple as having a single bra size. Yes, I can hear the chuckles from the fitting community. We all know better. Bra sizes vary from brand to brand, and even within a brand from bra to bra. I was prepping the fitting room troubleshooting module for my bra fit training program, FabFit Academy, which got … Read More
I grew up in a religiously bi-partisan home. My mother made sure that we had all the necessary exposure to our Jewish heritage but there were a few seasonal holidays she commandeered for the pure joy of a child’s vision. I remember spring primarily for the neighborhood Easter Egg Hunt she organized and the 
elaborate egg dying preparation that it precipitated. There was always one egg, created personally by my … Read More
By Marina Rybak
Spring was born last week; its arrival was trumpeted by the snow flurries silently falling on the concrete sidewalks. The city, still clad in the melancholy of the urban grays appeared weary and naked to its bone. The change of the palette was long overdue and I was growing impatient, longing for “ la Primavera” true range and her healing “power of green”.
The Flower Shows have … Read More