Lingerie for girls with smaller breasts: feast’s new collection “Glossy Ribbon …

Celebrating its first anniversary, feast, the lingerie brand designed by Gomi Hayakawa and known for targeting women with smaller chest sizes, has released a new lingerie collection, called “Glossy Ribbon Mermaid”.

Since it can be difficult for girls who have smaller breasts to find cute and pretty lingerie, Gomi Hayakawa’s designs have been warmly welcomed by girls in Japan. The new line has a cute yet luxurious look, featuring ribbons and mermaid inspired designs.

Ribbon Mermaid Set (6,380yen +tax)

 

Glossy Mermaid Set (6,380yen +tax)

 

Both design will be on sale in two colors (Ribbon mermaid set: Pink/Purple, Glossy Mermaid Set: Blue/Yellow). The Glossy Mermaid Set is on sale now, with the Ribbon Mermaid Set available from the middle of October. You can purchase those items on 109 web shop, so why not try check them out!

Celebrating their first anniversary, feast’s official site has also been renewed. Check it out at the link below.

Related links
feast official site : http://feast.tokyo/anniversary/
109 web shop : http://e-shop.shibuya109.jp/ladies/app/catalog/list/

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This Lingerie Company Is Designing Gender-Fluid Underwear For Trans People

by Maeve Keirans

16h ago

While the fashion industry has, generally, expanded its definition of gender, transgender people still face myriad adversities every single day. Thankfully, All Is Fair, a lingerie company, will make finding intimates, daywear, and loungewear easier.

The company aims to address “the challenges of a population determined to appear in public, as they feel in private,” with binders, enhancers, and contour garments that are “comfortable, effective, and as attractive as the people who wear them.”

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The company recently exceeded its $23,000 Kickstarter goal, which means these pieces should be available soon. In fact, according to an interview with Fast Company, the line will launch in December with four binders including the brand’s first product, the Boy Friday binder.

You can read more about the company, its goals, and more on All Is Fair’s website.

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