I interviewed Jessica Ding to learn more about her creative process, how feminism impacts her work, and how trying to start a small business while working full time can sometimes feel like a long-distance relationship.
My first encounter with Dora Larsen was at a Dessous London event back in January of this year, where their rainbow spectrum of lacy delights had all of the lingerie bloggers ooh-ing and aah-ing as we toured the trunk show.
Disclosure: Links with a * are affiliate links. I was immediately drawn to Velvet Rebel* when I discovered the brand while surfing Etsy for new lingerie. I loved the unique,…
Disclosure: This blog post contains affiliate links. If you haven’t heard of Lacegrenade, you’re missing out on one of the most promising new independent designers on the market. Annalisa Tomassetti,…
Today’s post is part of my Careers in Lingerie series, a behind-the-scenes look at different jobs in the lingerie industry – what they’re really like, and how to get into…
It’s time for a new instalment in my Careers in Lingerie series. Ever wanted to know what it’s really like working in this industry, underneath all the glamour of the pretty…
Previously in the Careers in Lingerie series I’ve spoken to both an independent lingerie designer and a freelance one. Today, I’m speaking to Heather Mercer, lingerie designer for British brand Lovehoney, to find…
I kicked off the Careers in Lingerie blog series by speaking to Ayten Roberts who has her own brand, but there’s more than one way to be a lingerie designer and they…
Welcome to part two of my new Careers in Lingerie blog series! Today I’m speaking to Kirsty McAspurn, owner of Curvature Boutique in the UK, to find out what it’s…
Have you ever dreamed of working in the lingerie industry? If so, then this new blog series is for you! I’m excited to announce Careers in Lingerie, which will be an ongoing…
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