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b. tempt’d ‘Ciao Bella’ Balconette Bra & Tanga Panty – $57.00
Parfait by Affinitas ‘Charlotte’ Balconette Bra & High Waist Panty – $59.50
Belabumbum Ariel Maternity Chemise – $60.00
Rago Lacette Corselette – $63.00
Parfait by Affinitas Honey Underwire Babydoll – $65.00
Figleaves Maternity New Beginnings Chemise – $66.00
In Bloom by Jonquil Lace Wrap – $68.00
Eberjey ‘Peek a Boo’ Bralet & Panty – $68.00
Ruffle Demi Bra & Garter Belt w/ Ribbon – $69.90
Blush ‘Luscious’ Teddy – $72.00
Hips and Curves V’rai Lamour Heart Print Boyshort – $6.95
Playful Promises Frilly Briefs with Satin Bows – $15.71 (approximately)
Hips and Curves Lace Heart Back Panty – $18.95
Leg Avenue Black Rose Sheer Wrap – $23.95
Hips and Curves Garter Belt with Lace Heart – $24.95
Dollhouse Bettie Black Tulip Lace Eternity Stockings – $29.00
Figleaves Boudoir Treat Me ‘Gorgeous’ Side Tie Knickers – $30.00
Hips and Curves Short and Sexy Charmeuse Chemise – $29.98
Inspired by the romance of the 1970′s, Agent Provocateur’s new Spring/Summer collection (featuring French actress Mylène Jampanoï) is all romance, lace, and flowers. Agent Provocateur has found their formula and they’re sticking with it; the Fifi and Daena pieces in particular strongly resemble lines from previous collections. Of the four sets, I believe the Mercy corset is the strongest piece, especially when paired with it’s rather striking coordinating skirt. After that, I love the Sprinkle range for it’s playful polka dota.
What do you think of Agent Provocateur’s new Spring/Summer range?
'Daena'
'Mercy'
'Baby'
'Fifi'
Savannah Edmundson–1st prize
Katy Morris–2nd prize
Kerry Miller–2nd prize
Congratulations to all! I’ll be in touch with you shortly regarding the details of your prizes.
Thank you so much to everyone who entered the giveaway, and thank you even more for helping The Lingerie Addict reach this incredible milestone.
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner so please keep our giveaway sponsors Bare Necessities in mind while you’re shopping for your fabulously sexy pretties this month and next!
There’s been a really heated debate happening on Twitter today, and though I usually try to stay out of these (almost nothing good comes out internet debates), this is one case where I feel genuinely compelled to offer an alternative point of view.
If you’ve not yet heard of it, The War on Plus Four is the brainchild of Busts4Justice, a UK based lingerie blog that achieved worldwide fame when they protested Marks & Spencer charging more for DD+ bras. The group won their fight in 2008, and Marks & Spencer now offers only one price for all sizes (and rightly so, might I add).
Catherine (from Kiss Me Deadly) and I have been doing a lot of chatting lately, and one of the things we’ve realized is that while she’s the head of an independent lingerie brand and I’m blogger who supports independent lingerie brands, we’ve never exactly talked about what an independent lingerie brand is or why they matter in the multibillion dollar economic machine that is the mainstream lingerie industry.
Is Victoria’s Secret feeling the pressure from luxury lingerie boutiques? The national retailer known for deals like 3/$30 panties is expanding into the world of luxury lingerie with their new Victoria’s Secret Designer Collection.
With knickers starting at $38, bras at $98, and teddies at $168 (along with a sheer lace corset that retails for $298), Victoria’s Secret is positioning itself as your high-end lingerie alternative just in time for Valentine’s Day. The lace overlays and ruffles have a somewhat more European vibe, but the shape and silhouette is still 100% Victoria’s Secret. What do you think of this new range? Any plans to try it out or should Victoria’s Secret stick to what it knows?
This week I’m in Paris attending the Salon International de la Lingerie as the only lingerie blogger and the only member of the consumer press invited. I can’t wait to share my observations of F/W 2012′s upcoming collections with you, but in the meantime, here’s a brief history of French lingerie, reprinted with kind permission of Lingerie Francaise and Eurovet.
. If anything, she highlights the trouble with getting your information on corsets from historical fetish novels.
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Treacle
Founder of The Lingerie Addict, the world's leading lingerie blog. Digital media consultant for the lingerie industry. Obsessed with lace.
