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Our Cassandra Daywear Collection is an elegant grouping of nostalgic undergarments consisting of five coordinating pieces made of super soft charmeuse with a little bit of stretch and adorned with beautiful lace.
AW13 is all about feeling spoilt, loved and treasured.
I’ve researched and written a lot about vintage nylon stockings over the years because the history of nylon stockings is quite fascinating to me. I’m sure most of you have heard about the scarcity of nylon during WWII — just months after the new invention hit store shelves on May 15, 1940. Even silk stockings, second choice to the preferred fit and feel of nylon, were in very short supply as silk was also used for the war effort and the war itself interfered with over-seas shipments. ...Here, 1942 Hollywood starlet Kay Bensel applied her faux stocking seams with a device “made from a screw driver handle, bicycle leg-clip, and an ordinary eyebrow pencil.”
Traditional tea dying is something of a lost art in these days of modern fabrics, but for those of us using heritage natural fabrics including lace from the only remaining active workshop in Nottingham, it's a gorgeous way to produce subtle vintage shades. This soft cup long line bralet with adjustable straps and a hook and eye back is made from antique tea rose silk and shows off the art of tea dyed lace.
 Another Day to Night look with our #Silk Tresor Cami! Shop our gorgeous new color Murano! #lingerie #sleepwear #juliannarae #fashion #luxury
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Chrysalis Lingerie’s new line debuted this week in their online store. The company boasts new garments created "by trans women and for trans women." Their launch had been delayed multiple times, but now their basic line is finally coming to a mailbox near you. Needless to say, I was excited about their launch and being able to finally purchase underwear specifically designed with trans women’s bodies in mind.
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SWIRL TRANCE PATTERN!!! Animated eL Wire!!! Lights blink in order as if appearing to swirl inward. (message us for link to video of animation) LIGHT
In part three of my research into the complicated history of corsets, women's suffrage & feminism enters the story.
Via Deanna Dahlsad
Part one of my research into the complicated history of corsets. This article focuses on the so-called medical evidence of health problems & death in Victorian times from wearing corsets. (I still get a lot of flack from this series, which is in three parts.)
Via Deanna Dahlsad
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Made to order just for you! This Under Bust Corset will reduce your waist by 2 - 4 inches - just ask our models! We measured before and after, and it worked every time.
Former Victoria's Secret star Kylie Bisutti, who gave up modeling last February because it clashed with her Christian faith, has told how the fashion industry made her feel like a 'sex worker'. The five-foot-ten brunette, 23, who was based in New York but now lives in the quiet town of Big Fork, Montana, with her husband, Mike, said on the Today show: 'It definitely felt like I was being made to sell sex. I just really started to feel exploited and sexualized.'
Yes, Virginia, like courtesans who rouged their breasts (or, more accurately, their areolas), flappers heightened the color of, and therefore the attention to, their knees. My guess is though, that they rouged post placement of their stockings.
Yahoo!7 News Lingerie and Lunch: Abenomics' New Frontiers WSB Radio Meet the "Bra-nomics" - the latest business venture looking to cash in on the buzz surrounding Japan's prime minister.
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A century worth of history on the collectible lingerie line.
Via Deanna Dahlsad
Vikki Dougan is so lovely in a sheer black pleated chiffon nightie! And of course it shows off her back! Photos taken by Ralph Crane for Life magazine, circa 1957-1958.
If the medial claims about corsets weren’t true, if they were as exaggerated as the corseted female form, why? Sex, of course. (Part two of my research into the complicated history of corsets.)
Via Deanna Dahlsad
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