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Placing the ivory ruffles that lines each garment is a meticulous job that has to be handled with great care. Each strip of fabric has to be placed in the right position by hand. But that's not all, it also has to be perfectly folded, keeping the right distance for each fold at all times. So that's a job for perfectionists!
The bras and bottoms are finished with a playful frill that is added by hand.
The delicate ivory colored ornaments are the perfect eye-catcher and complements the fabric.
Subtle, yet sensual straps along your décolleté and waistline frame your beauty.
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Put on your stockings, grab your fedora and let’s travel back in time to visit one of the most legendary nightspots in jazz history: Café Society. Lauren Bacall and Charlie Chaplin, black intellectuals and Jewish jazz lovers; they all mingled in America’s first non-segregated nightclub. “I wanted a club where blacks and whites worked together behind the footlights and sat together out front,’ founder Barney Josephson explained. The Queen of this groundbreaking place was without a doubt Billie Holiday; in 1939 she premiered her harrowing anti-lynching anthem ‘Strange Fruit’ here. Imagine being in the completely darkened club, watching Billie pour her heart out in a single spotlight. Imagine realizing that you are witnessing a historical moment. “There wasn’t even a patter
of applause when I finished,” Billie later wrote in her autobiography. “Then a lone person began to clap nervously. Then suddenly everybody was clapping.”
Get in the rebellious spirit of Café Society. Dare to go beyond black & white!
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