I recently received the following question from a reader: "I love glamorous nightgowns and PJs. (Think gowns and loungewear seen in classic Hollywood films.) Do you have ideas on where I might find such treats? —Sally in Dallas"
So to help me answer this question, I decided to consult my friend Miss Neira, author of the fabulous blog by the same name (http://missneira.blogspot.com/), as she is an expert on all-things lingerie…especially the glamorous vintage-inspired kind!
Here, Miss Neira shares her top vintage lingerie picks inspired by two classic Hollywood vixens, plus a list of her favorite online lingerie boutiques. Enjoy! —BB
The Marilyn
1. Di Murini Pajama Pant and Camisole (sold seperately)
2. Mary Green silk Georgette gown
The Rita
1. Francesca Satin Teddy
2. Fredrick's of Hollywood satin leopard gown
More sites for fun and playful sleepwear:
1. www.figleaves.com
2. www.marygreen.com
3. www.miodestino.co.uk/boutique
4. www.sleeknchic.com
5. www.agentprovocateur.com
Special thanks to Miss Neira for contributing this guest post!
So to help me answer this question, I decided to consult my friend Miss Neira, author of the fabulous blog by the same name (http://missneira.blogspot.com/), as she is an expert on all-things lingerie…especially the glamorous vintage-inspired kind!
Here, Miss Neira shares her top vintage lingerie picks inspired by two classic Hollywood vixens, plus a list of her favorite online lingerie boutiques. Enjoy! —BB
The Marilyn
1. Di Murini Pajama Pant and Camisole (sold seperately)
2. Mary Green silk Georgette gown
The Rita
1. Francesca Satin Teddy
2. Fredrick's of Hollywood satin leopard gown
More sites for fun and playful sleepwear:
1. www.figleaves.com
2. www.marygreen.com
3. www.miodestino.co.uk/boutique
4. www.sleeknchic.com
5. www.agentprovocateur.com
Special thanks to Miss Neira for contributing this guest post!
I recently saw this picture of Dakota Fanning. http://xa3.xanga.com/3188571147628263831400/b210335472.jpg
and I'm in love with what she's wearing!
Do you know who her skirt is by? And where to find it?
Thanks!