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LuminoGlow lingerie wows with the light on and off

December 22, 2014 by  
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  • LuminoGlow lingerie is made from chiffon and ‘illuminating glow lace’ 
  • Mother started the firm for underwear that looks good with lights on or off
  • Prices start at $65 (£41) for a thong, up to $180 (£115) for a chemise set 

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A line of sensual lingerie is set to put an end to night-time disorientation.  

The luminous bra and knicker sets glow in a flourescent green, meaning your parter can always find you if you prefer to keep the lights off, and you’ll never have to fumble with a bra strap in the dark again. 

LuminoGlow’s latest line of pretty lingerie, called Aurora, is made from quality stretch crepe chiffon that is said to feel invisible to the wearer.

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A piece from the LuminoGlow collection, which glows in the dark

A piece from the LuminoGlow collection, which glows in the dark

When the lights are switched off intricate patterns on the bra and knickers glow green in the dark, rather than the entire item, subtly highlighting your shape.

This is thanks to the fabric’s clever high-tech, ‘illuminating glow lace.’

Mother-of-two Jan Hawley, from Australia, founded the firm in 2008. 

She said: ‘Wearers of LuminoGlow lingerie say it indulges their senses and the glow in the dark quality is sheer delight.

‘They find ease of browsing and buying this most luxurious and sensual lingerie online especially appealing.’ 

When the lights are on the underwear looks just like normal white lace lingerie, transforming only in the dark. 

Jan Hawley founded LuminoGlow to create pretty underwear that looks good with the lights on and off

Jan Hawley founded LuminoGlow to create pretty underwear that looks good with the lights on and off

Each and every piece ‘visibly exudes luxury, sensuality and panache’, says the LimunoGlow webiste.

The firm state they invests in ‘only the finest Italian lace and fabrics, which are carefully crafted into exquisite garments that are beautifully soft against the skin.

‘Nothing is left to chance, with the glow-in-the-dark lace strategically positioned to complement the lingerie and accentuate the body.’ 

Jan, a self-confessed visionary with an eye for design and a passion for lingerie, recruited Andrea Monti, an Italian with textiles expertise, to come on board with the creation of the pieces. 

Prices start at $65 (£41) for a thong, up to $180 (£115) for a chemise set. The new collection is available online at www.luminoglow.com.

Only elements of each piece glow, rather than the entire item, subtly highlighting your shape When the lights are on the underwear looks just like normal white lace lingerie

Only elements of each piece glow, rather than the entire item, subtly highlighting your shape

It transforms in the dark, when the classy lace design on the front lights up

It transforms in the dark, when the classy lace design on the front lights up

Prices start at $65 (£41) for a thong, up to $180 (£115) for a chemise set

Prices start at $65 (£41) for a thong, up to $180 (£115) for a chemise set


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This Is What It Looks Like When a Lingerie Designer Decorates a Hotel

December 22, 2014 by  
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PHOTO: Hotel Vice Versas rooms are fully decorated in lingerie.

There are a lot of surprising people who have turned their creative talents toward hotels, from celebrities to restaurateurs to fashion designers.

So we were intrigued, if not actually shocked, to learn that the Hotel Vice Versa in Paris was decorated head to toe by lingerie designer Chantal Thomass, known for her sassy and glamorous wares.

This choice in designer seems entirely fitting for Paris, and we have to say, we’re pretty impressed with the result of her efforts. The 37-room boutique has a seven deadly sins theme, one per floor, with heaven in the lobby and hell (with a steam room) in the basement.

PHOTO: Hotel Vice Versa in Paris, France.

PHOTO: Hotel Vice Versa is a 37-room boutique in Paris.

PHOTO: Rooms are decorated in lingerie by designer Chantal Thomass.

What do you think of this hotel’s playful, fun style?

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