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sexy lingerie

Flashback ~ FlashForward

By Layla L’Obatti

Peggy Moffit’s Alluring Curves Inspire Maison Close

Flashforward: Maison Close, once again, takes cues from the sexually charged garments of previous decades, here; a sheer bodysuit with garters.

Flashback: Peggy Moffit modeled a Rudi Gernreich topless bathing suit that rocked the fashion world in this  iconic photography by William Claxton… Read More


Romance Returns ~ Amulette

 

I think that I am just a little bit in love.  I am inspired by the sophisticated underpinnings that so eloquently define the Amulette brand.  I have been watching this label for several seasons now and have grown more and more enamored with these beautifully conceived collections of romantic lingerie designs made in Columbia with exquisite European fabrics and laces.  I am always careful in my assessment of intimate potential, preferring a watchful strategy.  … Read More


My mother taught me a very valuable shopping lesson when I was young that I believe has informed my entire approach to buying, both personally and professionally throughout my career.  If you see something that you think you really want, walk away from it.  If, after some breathing space, you can’t get it out of your mind, then perhaps, the product is worth a second look.  This is where instinct and insight take form in

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Every time I see another new style from the sassy and sexy Mimi Holliday collection, I am reminded of my youthful obsession with Bassett Licorice Allsorts, the mouthwatering bon-bon that hails from the UK.  Just as these delicious sweets take a basic confection to a whole new level, Mimi Holliday has raised the design bar for fashion intimates.  This British diffusion  label, the offspring of the luxury avant-garde Damaris brand has experienced a mega increase … Read More


By Morgan O’Neill

Call me Ishmael, or….

Call me Insane. Recently, I cannot recall how long ago, being the pauper I am, I was perusing old books at an ancient book store.  Call it the pre-Kindle, pre-e-book era.  I thought I would go on a trip, but having no income to outlay for such a venture I imagined I might escape in a story.  Then I saw, on the shelf, Moby Dick, and I … Read More


Yesterday, I decided to take a short road trip and explore the general area surrounding my new home.  I was quasi familiar with this region since I really haven’t moved that many miles away from my old domain.  Personally, I find this discovery process fun.  Seemingly mundane details need to be revealed:  where to buy groceries, take the dry cleaning, get a good cup of coffee, buy gas cheap (not an option up here) and … Read More


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