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The star of this collection is the gold-colored pirate pendant, filled with enamel in a matching rhubarb-red color, at the center of your decollete. But let's also not forget the straps with different widths and lengths and lots of fixation points. The straps need to be in perfect symmetry, which means extra accuracy is required in construction. The straps are connected by nylon-coated pendants. Unleash your inner pirate with the straps, beautiful two-tone jacquard fabric with zig-zag pattern and the little pendant of this Space Odyssey collection.
Adorn the center of your decollete with the little bow and gold-colored pirate ornament, filled with enamel in a matching rhubarb hue.
The luxury jacquard fabric has a subtle zig-zag pattern in matching colors.
This collection features an unpadded bra for cup size D-F, which offers equal support but a slightly more natural shape.
"The first time I saw a picture of model Winnie Harlow, I was shocked. Here was this gorgeous woman, with the same skin condition I have: vitiligo. And she was totally owning and working it! I was just going through a difficult period; I was 12, 13 years old and desperately wanted to be 'normal'. Every day, I thought: "Why can't I be like the rest?". But Winnie showed me how to take something that makes you different, and use it to your advantage. Just like pirate Jacquotte Delahaye with her flaming red hair."
- Mo-Yccia Hanley
Once upon a time, in Haiti, there was a girl with hair red as fire. 'Jacquotte'
she was called, and she was as badass as they come. Her
mother died in childbirth and when her father got brutally murdered,
young Jacquotte was left alone to care for her disabled brother. What
job opportunities were there for adventurous, strong-willed girls in the 17th
century? That's right, not a whole lot. And so, Jacquotte became a pirate.
Even better, she became a feminist heroine.
Was Jacquotte real? Well, even though she is the star of many legendary
tales, there is no actual historical evidence confirming her existence. Believers
say that the lack of prove itself proves how incredibly professional
Jacquotte was; she managed to leave no trace! Regardless, her legend continues
like this: in a short period of time, Jacquotte became one of the most
notorious pirates of the Caribbean. She even fell in love with another female
pirate, a beautiful French woman called Anne-Dieu-le-Veut. (Her name literally
meant: 'Anne Gods-Want-It', because if Anne wanted something, her
will was so strong, it was as if the gods wanted it too). What a pirate pair
they made! Hated for her success by both the government and rival buccaneers, soon a
price was put on Jacquotte's head. She decided to fake her own death and go
into hiding. Even though she had taken on a new, male identity, Jacquotte
refused to cut her pride and joy: her gorgeous mane. Her comeback must
have been spectacular; I can just see her standing on her ship, her bright red
hair whipping in the wind.
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