Disclosure: This Simone Perele Wish Demi Bra was purchased for me by The Lingerie Addict for review. All opinions are my own. Many brands strive to make their luxurious lingerie super-wearable, or their everyday lingerie feel high-end, but almost no one nails it like Simone Perele. Honestly, their Wish group is one of my all-time favorites. From the modern boyshort to the almost-everyday bustier, every piece from the Wish group […]
Disclosure: This article contains affiliate links Mint green is the perfect shade of lingerie for summertime. It reminds me of mint iced tea, frozen peppermint patties, and cool, sparkling mojitos. It’s a color that just feels refreshing, almost like a cool compress to the eyes. This season, several lingerie brands have debuted gorgeous sets in varying shades of mint, seafoam, and pistachio (those latter two colors closely resemble mint, at […]
Disclosure: This blog post contains affiliate links. It feels a bit weird to talk about a gray bodysuit with velvet trim when we’re two weeks and change away from summer. But the fact that summer in exactly 16 days is why this bodysuit’s on sale, so let’s just go with it. In terms of brands I view as lingerie staples, Simone Perele is pretty high on the list. They’re one […]
Disclosure: This blog post contains affiliate links. Like many people, I spent the first few days of March binge-watching House of Cards on Netflix, and while I won’t share my thoughts on this new season (just in case someone reading this hasn’t watched yet), I feel like I agree with almost everyone when I say that I love Claire Underwood’s style. The character’s clothing is absolutely a window into her […]
Simone Perele was my introduction to the world of French lingerie. Their ‘Nina’ range (which has now been, unfortunately, discontinued) was a masterpiece in timeless sophistication that could still feel refreshingly modern. When it comes to fit, Simone Perele’s ‘Celeste’ is the first bra I tried on that I knew, beyond a shadow of a doubt, fit me. And I haven’t even mentioned their use of embroideries (see Exhibit A […]
