Jessica solved her underpinning woes with the Soiree bustier available 32-40, B – G cup. Adding the lace overlay version, Sensuelle, was an obvious next step for Le Mystѐre. Some brides want the extra embellishment. But all of the Le Mystѐre bridal foundation solutions are a perfect retail fix.
By Jennifer Cermak
We hear allot about how hard it is to find swimwear if you are big busted and or plus size, but the true petite customer is actually my hardest to fit. Petite being the complete opposite of my personal curves-for-days (in every direction) body, it has been trial and error in finding out how to flatter smaller proportions. Following up with my inventory buyers this week, we … Read More
I’ve been waiting several months to discuss the new bralette collection from Yummie that I saw in Paris in January. Asked to keep it undercover until the launch this week, of course, I complied. Now as the first two styles, Audrey and Mallory deliver to retailers with great expectations; I can tell this brand story. Once again this contemporary company takes a step forward as it expands beyond … Read More
We are very pleased to welcome our newestSpotlight Partner, Simone Pérѐle . This multi-faceted lingerie brand defines the essence of modern French Lingerie and the woman who wears it: bold, confident, seductive and exquisitely feminine. In my opinion, Simone Pérѐle is an important part of any better specialty store repertoire and we are proud to have them on our Lingerie Brief’s team. Click here to see more… 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
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