LB’s Creative Director/Partner, Shirley Freeman is also the emcee-host of the annual Quechee, VT Hot Air Balloon Festival and wanted to share some photos from this event plus review her Amoena Mia bra.
“I’ve been the announcer for this magical 3-day annual event in Quechee, VT for over 20 years and if you’ve never been up in a hot air balloon – you should try it! It’s an amazing adventure. … Read More
By Jené Luciani
Recently, I’ve been getting quite the lesson on European bras and lingerie. I’ve always been a fan of the Euro brands, despite the slight sizing differences. Personally, I think they fit fuller busts very well and the brands like Chantelle believe larger busted women should also have bras that are pretty (not just a nude t-shirt bra or granny-style minimizer). A few months ago, I started working … Read More
I am a bit late this week with my blog but things slow down in Cabo, and I just could not muster up the creative juices after arriving here Saturday. Once I had downed my customary first night Margarita and Green Chile Soup at the marina, I was already elsewhere and not in a computer state of mind. Sunday is my regular writing day, but the beach was beckoning after … Read More
By Cristina Casciano-King
Philippe Matignon introduces its Fall 2012 Collection…with Bra La Mode
My favorite buy of the season for PeekBrooklyn.com is always for Fall. I get so excited sitting with all the different vendors at the various shows..whether its Curve NY, Mode City Salon International in Paris or just meeting one on one with the vendors. Philippe Matignon collections shine year after year…always hitting the style high notes.
Their … Read More
When I first looked at the Obsidian brand, Elle Macpherson’s ultra sophisticated collection of luxury intimates, I was reminded of the way certain minerals offer such an intricate array of visually intriguing details. Some people collect these rocks as works of art.
I am intrigued by the unique way Elle highlights this brand, always using her personal design signature, a touch of turquoise embedded in an all neutral palette. But … Read More
By Moira Nelson
I found myself wandering around the West Village on Sunday afternoon, popping in and out of specialty boutiques. I have always appreciated small, independently owned businesses. I admire their entrepreneurial spirit and their passion for taking risks on lesser known designers and brands. One of my stops was the lingerie boutique Marc and Max on Bleecker Street. I was thrilled to see that they are now carrying … Read More
By Morgan O’Neill
Summer is here and with the long languid days, ever warm, I think of Lake George east of the Adirondacks in upstate New York. It is not hard. My parents, both deceased for many years are buried there. I don’t mean in a cemetery landed and occupied by strange neighbors on a hillside somewhere. I mean their cremated remains are scattered on the lake. Morbid? No. Far … Read More
