Ann Summers vs M&S
Apr 20th 2011, 11:32 pm
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LA SENZA- spit!
Apr 21st 2011, 12:44 am
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Apr 21st 2011, 12:56 am
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Favourite Brand= Kiki De Montparnasse- sadly nothing fits me at the moment- however that will soon be changed and then I will go and spend my house deposit on lingerie and shoes and handbags 
love coco de mer as well- their flagshiop store in New York is amazing!
love coco de mer as well- their flagshiop store in New York is amazing!
Apr 21st 2011, 12:58 am
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kittycat1 as you are our undies expert, what places do you think make/sell good underwear without being super expensive?
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Apr 21st 2011, 1:08 am
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hmm, you mean here or in general?
Here, obviously where I work although we only go up to D cups. Chantelle is a lovely brand and very good fit and is sold in Debenhams here and occasionally they have E cups in. Marks and Spencers is great although I would only ever go to their Marble Arch store as it has the best selection but for price, quality and fit and now improved styling you can't beat it really (which I loathe to say), their offer here isnt as good though.
Elle Macphearson is nice styling but the fit is awful and its completely overpriced. Calvin Klein do nice basics but their fit is small. Simone Perele which is available in Klynn here is a lovely brand- typical beautiful lingerie and is a bit more expensive but worth it I think. Wacoal are a very nice brand and their fit is fantastic, however not widely available and they are a bit pricey when bought outside the states.
Victorias Secret and La Senza are ok for fashion directed product and is cute designs but if you take out ther push up bras there isnt much of an offer left. Having said that I wouldn't mind a job with VS!
Here, obviously where I work although we only go up to D cups. Chantelle is a lovely brand and very good fit and is sold in Debenhams here and occasionally they have E cups in. Marks and Spencers is great although I would only ever go to their Marble Arch store as it has the best selection but for price, quality and fit and now improved styling you can't beat it really (which I loathe to say), their offer here isnt as good though.
Elle Macphearson is nice styling but the fit is awful and its completely overpriced. Calvin Klein do nice basics but their fit is small. Simone Perele which is available in Klynn here is a lovely brand- typical beautiful lingerie and is a bit more expensive but worth it I think. Wacoal are a very nice brand and their fit is fantastic, however not widely available and they are a bit pricey when bought outside the states.
Victorias Secret and La Senza are ok for fashion directed product and is cute designs but if you take out ther push up bras there isnt much of an offer left. Having said that I wouldn't mind a job with VS!
Apr 21st 2011, 1:12 am
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I was thinking here mainly (& a D cup is fine for me 
) I like the simplicity of most CK stuff, nice smooth lines under clothes too. Ta
) I like the simplicity of most CK stuff, nice smooth lines under clothes too. Ta
Apr 21st 2011, 1:16 am
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Have a look at the chantelle range- they have some lovely smooth stuff in at the mo- I bought 3 sets in their the other day! The one at MOE has the best range and they have lots of balconette style which are great for fuller busts
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Apr 21st 2011, 1:23 am
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Its in Debenhams but its a good size range- although the staff are bloody useless!
Apr 21st 2011, 1:26 am
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and I imagine most of the men have stopped reading by this point lol
Apr 21st 2011, 1:51 am
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Nope.
Lise Charmel - fabulous stuff
And if you speak French, the Aubade Leçons de Séduction ads are fab and genuinely good advice for Kitty's other current thread...
http://aubade.com/Le%C3%A7ons+de+S%C...on/Le%C3%A7ons
Lise Charmel - fabulous stuff
And if you speak French, the Aubade Leçons de Séduction ads are fab and genuinely good advice for Kitty's other current thread...
http://aubade.com/Le%C3%A7ons+de+S%C...on/Le%C3%A7ons
Apr 21st 2011, 4:17 am
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Where sells Lise Charmel out here Ctfc? Don't think I've seen it anywhere.
Apr 21st 2011, 6:30 am
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