Founded in London in 2012, Iris Lingerie is a new designer brand by Ellie Simpson-Gray, a graduate of the London College of Fashion in Structured Lingerie Manufacture and Design. Inspired by vintage cinema, 70s documentaries, and London’s fashionable underground, all Iris London pieces are individually handmade from fabrics sourced within in the UK. My favorite set is the one shown above, but I’m also partial to the bralette in the […]
Danielle Wood is an indie lingerie designer I’ve only recently heard of, but I quite like their aesthetic. Their Holiday 2013 collection consists of lushly textured velvet lingerie sets with simple, vintage-style cuts. I also liked the styling of this shoot in a rustic farm house; it adds to the brand’s cozy, comfy, informal appeal. Photography is by Alex Wein. Hair and Makeup is by Antoinette Yoka. You can purchase […]
Disclosure: Farr West is a former client of The Lingerie Addict. This blog post contains affiliate links. Editor’s Note: Farr West has since been purchased and is open for business. You can find their website here. Today’s guest post is written by Annmarie. Annmarie has written for The Lingerie Addict before. She considers herself to be a lifelong lingerie enthusiast, which is probably nothing but a fancy way to say […]
Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. Yup, we’re doing a second Lingerie of the Week post this week. I hope you don’t mind, but I really like this bra. Ever since that banned Lane Bryant commercial back in 2010, Ashley Graham has been a key figure in the plus size modeling world, especially for plus size lingerie. She regularly does campaigns with Elomi and Cacique, appears on the websites of […]
Disclosure: This blog post contains an affiliate link. I don’t talk about it often, but I have a bit of a thing for beautiful shapewear. There’s this idea, in America at least, that shapewear is only for people who want to slim down (see the ubiquitous “the model doesn’t need shapewear” comment whenever the subject comes up online), and an even worse notion that shapewear is a strictly utilitarian garment… […]
