Indie Brands in the Boudoir

Hello Lingerie loves 💜

Many of you are already familiar with our brands. 

But here is what's going on behind the curtain: Magic!

As shopping is getting more overwhelming with choice, our busy lives tempt us to buy online for convenience, but sadly we end up forgetting about the beautiful stories behind our latest purchase.

Naturally prices and bargains will always be a big factor in our shopping decisions, 

but here at Tallulah we believe in a different approach, promoting slow fashion and beautifully made things that will be part of your life story.

Sourcing new independent designers everyday we try to get as many options in to satisfy your lingerie needs. We are lucky that many of our brands are still handmade and source the most amazing silks and lace. It really makes a difference !

Take for instance this Dreamy outfit here.

Floor length Christine gown paired with an Antique 1960's ceremonial kimono.

The Christine gowns are THE perfect fit, giving you the wow factor without forgetting comfort and quality satin silk, all bias cut 

( very important luxurious detail to make the silk hug your body in all the right places 💜)  

and hand made with love in Vancouver.

Our Antique kimonos are sourced in Japan and one of a kind as traditional kimonos were always made to measure and hand stitched.

This particular one is a ceremonial kimono embellished with silk and gold thread embroidery.

Absolute magic!

                          

Even when feeling in a kinky mood, why not enjoy beautifully crafted designs over mass produced outfits? We love something a bit out of the ordinary and for that we found you the most exquisite leather brands, from the decadent Loveday London lingerie sets to the Halt Harrison cheeky accessories.

     

One of our latest independent brand to join the family, Marc de la Morandiere Parfums, is also all about craftsmanship.

This family brand launched in the 80's focuses on impeccable quality, focusing on more natural ingredients and all handmade in France.

Oh and we also draw our own Gift Vouchers! 💕

I hope this post has inspired you to cherish even more your beautiful pieces at home or to start your collection of hand crafted items !

Wishing you a lovely week lingerie lovers 💋

x T

All wrapped up and smiling...

Who doesn't love a bit of luxury?

For me it starts first thing in the morning, swinging my legs out from the warmth of my rumpled bed sheets to go make the coffee, and this I do by shimmering down the 2 flights of stairs in my house wrapped up in some sort of slinky silk and lace robe or beautiful printed floral cotton kimono. What ever it is I am wearing, it will had made me smile wrapping myself up in it, and getting ready for the outside world that day. 

I posted the picture below on Instagram earlier this week and the response from fellow  lingerie lovers was just how I feel, with 1 in particular saying and I quote "So Pretty!!! Even seeing this pic puts a smile on my face"

That is exactly how it should make you feel Cheeky ;-)

You smiling yet? 

The silk and lace robes we have in the boudoir at the moment are breath-taking (even if I do say so myself....again!). I mean, look at this window display from last week...

All looking beautiful hanging out together, ready to go off to their new homes are pieces from Shell Belle, Marjolaine, Christine and Jayley in antique rose, blush, golden honey and mint tones.

Below is the antique rose lace on rose silk satin Marjolaine.

Here is a close up of the exquisite detailing on the eyelash laced sleeve's...

Then we have Shell Belle, who as you know we love Shell Belle in Tallulah, as I type this I am wearing my Black lace shirt tucked into high waisted jeans- the whole collection is one of my total favourites to wear as Outerwear. Sorry, back to the kimono which is pictured below, this colour way is Elderflower, we also have it in Cream. It is divine. 

Pictured here with a simple ivory chemise, it is very a popular piece for our bohemian brides-to-be wearing on the morning of their wedding. Of course it is not just for Brides, this gorgeous 1920s style kimono is perfect for lounging, cocktail sipping or on a more practical note- dusting in.

If silk and lace robes are not for you, look at these darling cotton robes from British designer Verry Kerry.

The robe pictured above we have stocked before and we often have her winking at passers by from the window, I have this one and I promise you, it makes me smile every morning I slip into it. This is the robe I wear when we have guests for breakfast and it is an occasion that that wearing my silk and lace ensembles is just not called for. I can poach eggs in it or serve granola all whilst feeling lovely and dressed 'appropriately'. Here is a selection of some of the prints available at the moment vary from soft tones of delicate flowers to dark navy and aztec prints.

Below is a close up of one of the new dressing gowns delivered last week from Verry Kerry. As you can see from above, we would normally have amazing prints from Kerry, but this time we have also had a crocheted cream short robe delivered with delicate detailing of a splash of aqua on the sleeves.

I love everything about Verry Kerry, from her beautiful prints to wonderful ethical beliefs and of course when one smiles it inspires others around you to do same ;-)

That brings this blog post to an end, I hope you have enjoyed the read and even seen something that you may just need in your life so we will be seeing you in the boudoir soon.

Thats a wrap.

Until next time Lingerie lovers...

Tallulah x