For years, fuller busted women have been wanting access to high-end, luxurious lingerie like their smaller busted counterparts, and now there’s a new brand here to meet that demand. Harlow and Fox is a luxury label out of the UK designing exclusively for the full-busted woman. They offer bras in sizes 30-38 DD-G and knickers in UK sizes 8-18 (US sizes 4-14). The first parts of the collection will be […]
Though today’s post is Miss Crofton’s first feature on the blog, this indie label is one I’ve had my eye on for awhile. Founded by Georgia Campbell and based in East London, Miss Crofton offers a fresh, youthful take on lingerie. The silhouettes are simple and uncomplicated, but the lingerie still has that air of specialness about it, a balance that can be hard to achieve. All Miss Crofton lingerie […]
Yes, only two months after featuring Hopeless Lingerie’s “As Above, So Below” collection, they’re back with another mini-release! I don’t usually do back-to-back posts like this on what a brand is doing, but I saw so many beautiful things that I really couldn’t resist sharing them here. As I mentioned in my most recent post about Hopeless, I love how Gaby is constantly pushing herself. Her design… her aesthetic… it’s […]
I’ve been an admirer of Madame Sher’s work for awhile. While corsetry aficionados have no doubt heard the name Madame Sher, her location (Brazil) hasn’t made her as well-known as some of her fellow corsetieres in the US, France, or England. This post was originally going to feature a few of my favorite Madame Sher corsets, but then I discovered the Beautiful Darlings collection, and decided to dedicate this article […]
Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. We talk a lot about the fashion of lingerie here on the blog, and, for me at least, that often means talking about things I’m not necessarily wearing. Like most women, I have brands and styles and colors I go to again and again and they don’t always make an appearance when I’m sharing photos from an upcoming collection or writing a review for […]
