Archive for the ‘Lingerie’ Category

Ninkybink

Tuesday, January 13th, 2009
Ninkybinks

According to designer Adrianne Lee, ‘There are certain words you never want to use to describe your style. Boring is one of them; dowdy is another.’ Adrianne’s Ninkybink lingerie label is anything but. Her frivolous, flirty and fun-loving kickers exude 50s pin-up girl glamour and will make you smile, though only you’ll know you’re wearing them. Perhaps.

Buy them from www.ninkybink.com.

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La Magia

Thursday, July 10th, 2008
Lingerie and Corsetry from La Magia

Flirtatious, seductive, bold and empowering. Just a few words to describe the stunning range of lingerie from La Magia. Working with exciting young designers and established brands, La Magia has put together a unique and eclectic collection. The vibe is very much vintage style meets burlesque glamour.

Each of the above garments is handmade. Clockwise from left: Ayten Gasson, Angelic Weapons, Maya Hansen and Peachie Keen.

To shop online go to www.lamagia.co.uk.

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Vanjo

Tuesday, January 15th, 2008
Lingerie from Vanjo

One of the biggest modern day myths is that all women love to shop. Well actually, I don’t. And I don’t think I’m on my own. Some things in particular fill me with dread; shopping for jeans and shopping for bras. A well-fitting bra is the holy grail of women’s clothing - highly sought after but rarely found. But don’t despair, help is at hand.

Vanjo is a sexy, funky, retro lingerie label whose underwear comes in a wide range of sizes and fittings. Their cup sizes range from C to FF, making them a must-have item for curvy women. They are also eco-friendly using, where possible, stock or leftover fabric and trims from cloth manufacturers ’ creating a use for material that would normally be thrown into landfill sites.

In addition, they also offer a range of men’s printed t-shirts and trunks.

Check them out at www.vanjo.co.uk.

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