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"This season, channel your inner flapper in my fantabulous Dame de Paris collection. With its allover art deco fan pattern - yes, it's even on the shoulder straps! - this design exudes Jazz Age elegance. A subtle shine enhances the rich color combination of the fabric, while the stunning play of lines adorning the top of the cups and the back of your briefs refer to the glorious Notre-Dame Cathedral. But let's zoom in on my favorite detail: the talisman shaped like a dance shoe at the heart of the bra, made from gold-colored metal and hand-filled with enamel. "Kick up your heels, girl," it says, "dare to steal the show!"
- Marlies Dekkers
A digital print with art deco fan pattern shines on all shapes of this collection. By printing digitally, we save 50-60 liters of water per meter of fabric.
Sensual straps along your décolleté and waistline frame your beauty. The art deco pattern is continued in the woven shoulder straps.
An adorable dance shoe-shaped pendant at the center of each bra adds a finishing touch.
Rebel, rebel, kick up your heels and flap your arms! Bouncing to that ragtime rhythm and searing trumpet, you trot like a fox, claiming the room. Why stay on the dancefloor when you can jump on the table? You want it all and you want it fast. Spurred on by the cheers of the crowd, you lift your skirt to show off your undies with a series of high-kicks and shimmies. "Watch me, world!" Twisting faster and faster in a whirlwind of flying fringes, you feel so high. The Charleston is more than a dance; it's your drug. An addictive taste of freedom.
As silly as it may have looked - the toes-in, heels-out twisting steps, the wildly swinging arms - the 1920s dance craze the Charleston actually played a serious role in feminism. Finally gaining the right to vote in 1920, women were ready to liberate another important domain: their bodies. And what better place for this battle than the dancefloor? Yes, it may have been 'just' a dance, but thanks to the Charleston, women got to put the 'roar' in the 'Roaring Twenties'.
Have a closer look at the playful print of this Dame de Paris lingerie collection. The alternating up-and-down fans take us right back to the jazzy Art Deco era. The print was created digitally, as opposed to more traditional rotary screen printing. Screen printing requires a lot of water to wash out the excess fabric paint. Digital printing offers a more sustainable solution, saving 50-60 liters of water per meter of fabric. The same art deco pattern is even woven into the shoulder straps. And yet, the star of this collection is the adorable bow and dance-shoe pendant at the center of each bra. It is made from gold-colored metal and hand-filled with enamel in a matching color. Wear this stunning lingerie collection and dare to dance through life!
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