Studio Pia is know for its bespoke embroidery and use of ethical silk, But what is it like to wear?
Studio Pia – Naga Review
Luxury loungewear, Emma Harris Lingerie
This item has been gifted by Emma Harris lingerie, all thoughts and opinions are my own. Emma Harris is a brand you may know the name of but cannot place. It’s a luxury lingerie label that flies under the radar. With a small presence on social media and a classic take on lingerie it can... Continue Reading →
Evgenia starlet lingerie set; A review.
I can happily say this is the best money I’ve spent on lingerie in a long time.
Period pants.
All products have been purchased myself and all opinions are my own. This post does contain some affiliate links. Let’s talk about period pants! If you have periods or know someone who does or will at some point, this one is for you. So I’m obsessed with period pants, they are my product of choice... Continue Reading →
Lara Intimates Clio review
Lara Intimates take two! So you may have realised that I’ve purchased and reviewed products from this brand before. My first experience from them was good, but didn’t quite meet my extremely high expectations. This time the company has sent me a few products to try out and review and here are my honest as... Continue Reading →
Amaella Review
It’s hard to find truly ethical lingerie companies. A lot of indie designers hardly pay themselves a living wage and that is far from ethical. Amaella are doing things different and it shows. This company has sent me these products free of charge, my opinions are completely my own and slightly delayed. Sorry amaella!!!!!!!! Amaella... Continue Reading →
Lara Intimates, The Ava review.
Lara has long been on my Wishlist of lingerie brands to try. Sadly for me and all my bigger busted babes, up until the end of last year they were only catering to the small back and core sized market. Luckily for me this brand took a chance and expanded their size range quite extensively... Continue Reading →
Ethical Lingerie and our Responsibility as Consumers
Ethical is a word that is thrown around a lot these days. But what constitutes as ethical in fashion? Its widely expected that brands using these terms are transparent, committed to sustainable manufacturing and materials, ensure safe working conditions and are invested in shorter supply chains. But are brands are using the terms ethical and... Continue Reading →
Lace and Haze 