The animal trend finds more traction this month with the introduction of Maison Lejaby’s Jungle Fever Collection. Seductive, savage and sophisticated this 4 piece holiday capsule plays elegantly off the engineering of Lejaby’s best-selling Nu-Fit signature tri-band elastic construction. Designed with a flocked velvet spotted motif on tulle they range in sizes XS-XL for the tanga and brief and XS-M for the bralet and bodysuit.
Maison Lejaby presents a cadre of underpinnings ripe with their special signature of French mystique and modern chic. Gorgeous gemstone colors equivalent to onyx, pearls, opalines and citrines transfer the Mandela and Soie Moi collections, delivering now, into lingerie jewels. Always ahead of the game, Lejaby’s newest collections stand out with the emphasis on shades of yellow, this springs hottest trend.
Soie Moie moves elegantly on the body in stretch … Read More
A few weeks ago I reached out to several intimate brands that are known for their use of Leavers lace and asked them to provide me with some insight into the back story on this unique form of artistry. In particular, I am interested in Calais lace. Produced in Northern France, it is the birthright of lingerie and unfortunately a dying industry. (More about this in a later blog) One … Read More
Christine Lingerie
Curve NY was, as always, a 3 day marathon of appointments for me. I missed a few interesting brands and worst of all, lost my notebook containing two full days of notes. Not to worry, resurrection is imminent as I make contact with each company whose input is somewhere in a NYC taxi cab.
Curve is a giant gallery of brands and my preference is to curate trends … Read More
I just finished reading a terrific novel by Susan Wittig Albert: Loving Eleanor. Based on the letters written during the 30 year friendship between Eleanor Roosevelt and Lorena Hickok (Hick), it is an historically seamed tale of two incredibly strong women forging new frontiers during one of the most volatile periods of our nation’s history: the Great Depression, the New Deal and WWII. Admired for their independent personalities and … Read More
Several weeks ago while riding, I fell off my horse. Doing this from a cantor results in quite an impact. Time stops for just a second as I recover my equilibrium. Everyone stands still until I rise up and ask to get back in the saddle. Every time I have taken a spill, I insist that I remount, because I know that getting right back on the horse is the … Read More
I promise this is my last diatribe about Cabo luxury. But, I watched a sunset wedding awhile back on the beach in San Lucas, and couldn’t resist the bridal lingerie insights. Something about the laissez-faire approach and the provocative intimacy of this simple affair staged in such a lush setting reminded me of the essence of the Maison Lejaby profile. Sophisticated and casual, wholly artistic with a touch of eccentricity, … Read More
