As the fashion
house has been in covet with Nichole De Carles designs for a long while it’s high time this fabulous London label appeared as one of the Friday lingerie
hot spots include Erica fashion features.
Lingerie of a modern, innovative and well crafted designs. (Nichole
was a student at De Montford University, UK, and completed their highly
respected ‘Contour Design’ training. In fact, if you want to see the
lingerie designers of the future, you just need to check out the final year
shows from students of this course). Nichole herself worked in the design
houses of both McQueen and DKNY before founding her company 2008. The label is
said to be inspired by literature, history and architecture, for example of
this collection (above, as it is a favourite)
It is said to be
inspired by the symbolic detail in Da Vinci’s “The Last Supper”:“The Last
Testament style came about through the story of the representation of the
chalice shape formed between Jesus and Mary Magdalena in ‘The Last Supper’ taken
from x-rayed painting.
The chalice being the ancient symbol for the female is
the perfect embodiment of femininity and grace.” Recently launched are (Opal,
below):“The collection is inspired by exquisite architectural masterpiece
icons located in fashion & historic capitals of the world The Duomo –
Milan, Westminster Abbey – London, and the Chrysler building – New York,
Chateau de Villette – Paris. Drawing on the design, mystery, elegance and
sophistication of these buildings the Opal range brings together its symmetry
of bold and delicate lines with enthralling effect.” The collection
(below) is of stunning design.
It’s Strong yet
elegant and highly seductive, I love the way that the braces cross over the
torso. The designs for the collection were inspired by the elegance and
delicacy of Westminster, Abbey in the UK. The essence of the high lines
and vaulted ceilings of the Abbey can be found in the architecture of the
pieces. During London Fashion Week this September, Nichole joined forces with
the label to produce a set of outfits that combined modern and
fashion forward lingerie with Math’s signature silhouettes.The result
was fantastic, showing a perfect match of the brands’ new collections as well
as their unique styles Image below from I’m very excited to introduce you to –
I hope you’ll check out the full range of designs on their any favourites? Have
a fabulous weekend xo
Lingerie of a modern, innovative and well crafted designs. (Nichole
was a student at De Montford University, UK, and completed their highly
respected ‘Contour Design’ training. In fact, if you want to see the
lingerie designers of the future, you just need to check out the final year
shows from students of this course). Nichole herself worked in the design
houses of both McQueen and DKNY before founding her company 2008. The label is
said to be inspired by literature, history and architecture, for example of
this collection (above, as it is a favourite)
It is said to be
inspired by the symbolic detail in Da Vinci’s “The Last Supper”:“The Last
Testament style came about through the story of the representation of the
chalice shape formed between Jesus and Mary Magdalena in ‘The Last Supper’ taken
from x-rayed painting.
The chalice being the ancient symbol for the female is
the perfect embodiment of femininity and grace.” Recently launched are (Opal,
below):“The collection is inspired by exquisite architectural masterpiece
icons located in fashion & historic capitals of the world The Duomo –
Milan, Westminster Abbey – London, and the Chrysler building – New York,
Chateau de Villette – Paris. Drawing on the design, mystery, elegance and
sophistication of these buildings the Opal range brings together its symmetry
of bold and delicate lines with enthralling effect.” The collection
(below) is of stunning design. 
It’s Strong yet
elegant and highly seductive, I love the way that the braces cross over the
torso. The designs for the collection were inspired by the elegance and
delicacy of Westminster, Abbey in the UK. The essence of the high lines
and vaulted ceilings of the Abbey can be found in the architecture of the
pieces. During London Fashion Week this September, Nichole joined forces with
the label to produce a set of outfits that combined modern and
fashion forward lingerie with Math’s signature silhouettes.The result
was fantastic, showing a perfect match of the brands’ new collections as well
as their unique styles Image below from I’m very excited to introduce you to –
I hope you’ll check out the full range of designs on their any favourites? Have
a fabulous weekend xo 
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