Lately, I’ve found myself wearing slips more than anything else in my wardrobe – including bras! Like robes, they’re easy to throw on in the morning as loungewear, and I also style many of them as outerwear simply by adding a strapless bra underneath and a skirt on top.
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If you’re a regular reader here, you’ll probably remember Dorina from some of my earlier blog posts. They’re a decades-old lingerie and swimwear brand that’s focussed on providing stylish everyday designs at affordable prices.
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This year I’m seeing a trend of silk slips that double as both loungewear and dresses you can wear out and about. So many slips this season are designed in gorgeous opaque colours and fun prints that they’re pratically begging to be shown off in public.
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When Impish Lee launched its customisation tool in 2015, it was a totally new concept in the lingerie world – getting to pick your own fabrics and colours, plus make design changes such as adding or removing bows, all without having to spend time communicating back and forth with the designer.
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Disclosure: This chemise was sent to me free of charge to be reviewed. My opinions are, as always, 100% honest. Sulis Silks is one of those little gems of a brand,…
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Firstly, sorry for the blog silence recently. I didn’t plan to take a break but I simply haven’t had any time to write stuff lately as I’ve been finishing up…
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Disclaimer: I bought these items with my own money and Sapphire Bliss did not request a review. As I mentioned in my recent Mimi Holliday Raspberry Ripple review, I’ve fallen head over…
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Disclaimer: I bought this slip with my own money and neither Mimi Holliday nor MySale requested a review. This blog post contains an affiliate link. Firstly, I hope you had…
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Disclaimer: This blog post contains an affiliate link. There’s no material quite like lace; I’d choose an all-lace robe over one in even the softest silk satin any day. Lace…
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Disclaimer: This blog post contains affiliate links. Petticoat is, I feel, an old fashioned word, but a word that I grew up with nonetheless. In my house petticoat was the…