Just a few utterly romantic things for Valentine’s Day and everyday . . .
L’Agent by Agent Provocateur Grace stretch-tulle and lace underwired bra // L’Agent by Agent Provocateur Grace stretch-tulle and lace briefs // Chanel Mousse Douceaur Rinse-off Foaming Mousse Cleanser Balance Anti-Pollution // Show Beauty Pure Treatment Oil // Chanel Illusion D’Ombre, Long Wear Luminous Eyeshadow // Aerin Large Gold-Tone Comb // Linda Farrow Rounded Cat Eye Sunglasses // Yves Saint Laurent Top Secrets All-In-One BB Cream Skintone Corrector // Dior Miss Dior Eau de Parfum // Belgrave Crescent Saint-Tropez Zip Pouch in Blush
“To love is to know how to say I love you without speaking.” —Victor Hugo, French writer and poet
№ 01 – L’Agent by Agent Provocateur Iana metallic lace and stretch-tulle bodysuit
№ 02 – For Love & Lemons Flower Blossom Bralette
№ 03 – Fleur du Mal Playboy bow-embellished stretch-tulle briefs
№ 04 – Only Hearts Coucou Bralette
№ 05 – Only Hearts Summer Song Bralette (on sale)
№ 06 – Hanky Panky All Tied Up Tie Front Bralette
№ 07 – Fleur du Mal Bullet mesh-paneled stretch-silk satin bodysuit
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