All Undone: Support and Sass for Full Bust Lingerie Lovers

All Undone: Support and Sass for Full Bust Lingerie Lovers

My recent post featuring beautiful small band, full bust bras left out one amazing UK brand: All Undone. Today, I’m rectifying that error by giving readers a closer look at their designer lingerie and the mission behind the company. Thankfully, there are far more options in the smaller band, bigger cup bra market. And All Undone presents…

shock absorber sports bra

Shock Absorber Sports Bra Review: Merging Fashion and Function

Today’s post is a review of two Shock Absorber sports bra styles.  But this bra review is a bit different. It’s from two age groups: my 61-year-old self and 27-year-old daughter. Yep, it’s a mother/daughter bra review!! Obviously, we both have very different physical and fashion needs. And it was surprising to see how one…

Floral Print Bras

Floral Bras: Spring’s Inspiring Lingerie Fashion Trend

Floral bras aren’t anything new as a lingerie fashion trend.  But there’s nothing like putting on a delicate floral lace or print design to welcome in the Spring and Summer seasons. It’s also a good time to refresh your bra wardrobe as you move away from cool to warm weather clothing styles. Plus, you might consider buying…

Nina and The Wolf

Nina and The Wolf: Wild and Wonderful Italian Luxury Lingerie

My first exposure to Nina and The Wolf lingerie was via an email from one of the founders of this indie Italian brand.  There’s never a shortage of news from lingerie brands in my Inbox. But this particular email was hard to ignore. First, it’s always fascinating to learn about lingerie start-ups. Second, there’s something about their exquisite…

Empreinte

Empreinte Lingerie: Lessons in French Creativity, Skill, and Style

Want to know a fun fact about Empreinte Lingerie? Their headquarters are in Brest, France. It’s where they cut 100% of their bra pieces before they go into production in Breast, Morocco, and Tunisia. While it’s cute to think of wearing bras from Brest, you should know that the French word for breast is “le sein”…