2026-08-22
Trend edits are useful when they translate collection observations into something actionable. This one covers three directions that have appeared with enough consistency across autumn 2026 collections to be worth noting. For each one, there are practical notes on what it means if you are shopping now or planning ahead for the cooler months.
2026-07-28
Most lingerie labels name a style without explaining it. Balconette, demi, plunge, longline: these words appear on tags and websites as though their meaning is obvious. For most people buying a bra, they are not obvious at all. This guide goes through the most common constructions one at a time, with notes on what each one actually does and when it is the right choice.
2026-06-18
The standard advice for measuring bra size has not changed much in decades: measure the underbust, add a number, measure the bust, subtract, look up a chart. The problem is that this method was designed for a sizing system that most brands no longer follow consistently. This guide explains how to measure accurately and, more usefully, how to interpret the result.
2026-05-04
Fabric is the part of a lingerie purchase that most people think about least and regret most. A bra that fits perfectly in the wrong fabric is uncomfortable by noon. This guide covers twelve fabrics that appear regularly in lingerie collections, with notes on how each behaves against skin, how it washes, and what it is actually good for.
2026-04-20
The question of what to wear under a specific garment comes up more often than any other practical question in lingerie. A bias-cut dress that shows every seam, a sheer blouse that makes colour visible, a fine knit that catches on lace trim: these are specific problems with specific solutions. This guide goes through the most common outerwear types and what works under each.
2026-02-12
Buying a bra from a brand that uses a different sizing system is one of the more reliably confusing experiences in shopping. A 75C in Japan is not the same as a 75C in Europe, and neither is the same as a 34C in the UK or US. This guide explains why the systems differ and how to convert between them without getting lost.