A fully structured bra cut to your exact measurements, with underwire placement confirmed at the toile fitting. Available in silk charmeuse, stretch lace, or a combination of both. The band is finished with a three-hook closure in antique brass or matte black.
A high-cut or full-coverage brief in silk charmeuse with a lace panel at the front. The leg line is set to your preference at the first fitting. Elastic is covered in matching silk so nothing shows through fine fabric.
A one-piece bodysuit in stretch tulle or silk charmeuse, with a snap closure at the gusset. The neckline and back cut are chosen by the client; common requests include a deep V-front, a scoop back, or a halter strap. Lace overlay panels are available.
A bias-cut slip in Nishijin silk charmeuse, falling to mid-thigh or the knee depending on preference. The slip is cut on the true bias so it moves with the body rather than against it. Lace trim at the hem and neckline is standard; embroidered trim is available on request.
A six-strap garter belt in stretch lace with a silk charmeuse waistband. Strap length is set to your measurements so the clips sit at the right point on the thigh. Designed to pair with the bespoke bra and brief as part of a full set.
A complete bridal commission: bra, brief, and garter belt made in coordinating fabrics chosen around your wedding dress. Four fittings are included. We work from photographs of the dress and, where possible, a fabric swatch from the bridal atelier.
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