Seduce U-Plunge Bodysuit

Fleur du Mal

"Inspiring dressing up & undressing"

Fleur du Mal is a luxury lingerie, ready-to-wear, and swim brand founded by Jennifer Zuccarini in 2012. Its name, derived from the title of a collection of poems by Charles Baudelaire, speaks to the unique duality of its spirit:

Fleur du Mal takes a fashion approach to lingerie, and applies a lingerie language to fashion. Its products are delicate and sophisticated, using luxury fabrics like French Leavers lace and bespoke embroideries crafted by world-class artisans. But they’re not super serious, or over-complicated. They can be cheeky, too, featuring whimsical prints and provocative silhouettes; the true embodiment of a “naughty flower.”

Zuccarini is constantly thinking about the emotion attached to lingerie, and her goal is to create products that make women of all ages and sizes feel their best while getting dressed and undressed. She understands that if a woman feels powerful and seductive in her undergarments, it can transform the way she moves through the world, giving her more confidence from the office to a first date. Even the brand’s subtler, more accessible, affordable pieces are designed to make customers feel special, with sumptuous fabrics, trimmings, and flattering cuts that elevate the everyday.

Peek-a-Boo Lace Side Tie Bikini Black

Hanky Panky

It began with a hanky.

Home of the game-changing, famously comfortable thong, Hanky Panky is loved by celebrities and stylists, sold in over 70 countries, and relied upon by millions of fans.

Parsons-trained designer, Gale Epstein, had long been repurposing vintage clothing for her Recycled by Gale line when, in 1977, her unconventional eye landed on embroidered cotton handkerchiefs. Making a bra-and-bikini set for her friend Lida Orzeck, she was intrigued by the idea of turning the modest Victorian-era fabric into a more empowering statement.

Orzeck saw an opportunity in her beautifully tailored gift. As did Lord & Taylor’s Buyer, placing an order of 144 sets. And the rest, as they say, is history – quite literally, an original version of the set lives in the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s permanent collection.

Narcissus Bikini in Bronze

Sara Cristina

Born by the sea and inspired by its endless movement, Sara Cristina is a swim and resort wear brand founded in 2015 to celebrate craftsmanship, fit, and the spirit of the ocean. Each piece is thoughtfully cut from carefully chosen materials, designed to flatter and move with ease. Subtle details echo the beauty and depth of the sea, reflecting a timeless sense of harmony.

Square Neck Open Back One-Piece

Anemos

Anemos is a Los Angeles-based clothing and swimwear brand founded in 2018 by California natives Lauren Arapage and Joshua Shaub. A former press officer for Stella McCartney and buying director for Moda Operandi respectively, the pair draw inspiration from the laid-back ease of their shared home state, as well as the directional sensibility of New York City, where their fashion careers first began. With a reverence for minimalism and a focus on sustainability, Anemos keeps its consumer at the center of its designs, and its impact on the planet at the core of its production. 

Signature Lace® Classic Cami White

Hanky Panky

It began with a hanky.

Home of the game-changing, famously comfortable thong, Hanky Panky is loved by celebrities and stylists, sold in over 70 countries, and relied upon by millions of fans.

Parsons-trained designer, Gale Epstein, had long been repurposing vintage clothing for her Recycled by Gale line when, in 1977, her unconventional eye landed on embroidered cotton handkerchiefs. Making a bra-and-bikini set for her friend Lida Orzeck, she was intrigued by the idea of turning the modest Victorian-era fabric into a more empowering statement.

Orzeck saw an opportunity in her beautifully tailored gift. As did Lord & Taylor’s Buyer, placing an order of 144 sets. And the rest, as they say, is history – quite literally, an original version of the set lives in the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s permanent collection.

Cream Silkie Sandra Pearl Bikini Bottom

Montce

A South Florida native, Alexandra Grief used her creativity and ingenuity to turn her side hustle into an international brand. With few resources, she started making swimwear in 2009 from her Fort Lauderdale apartment, where friends and customers stopped by for a curated, custom swimwear look that was made to order.

Quality fabrics, nostalgic prints, and advanced construction details make each bikini stand out, and extensive fit testing and quality control ensures that they're both flattering and comfortable. This effortless blend of style and substance, combined with an obsessive focus on fit, is what sets Montce apart — and why their customers only shop Montce once they’ve tried on the brand.

Luxe Triangle Bra

Fleur du Mal

"Inspiring dressing up & undressing"

Fleur du Mal is a luxury lingerie, ready-to-wear, and swim brand founded by Jennifer Zuccarini in 2012. Its name, derived from the title of a collection of poems by Charles Baudelaire, speaks to the unique duality of its spirit:

Fleur du Mal takes a fashion approach to lingerie, and applies a lingerie language to fashion. Its products are delicate and sophisticated, using luxury fabrics like French Leavers lace and bespoke embroideries crafted by world-class artisans. But they’re not super serious, or over-complicated. They can be cheeky, too, featuring whimsical prints and provocative silhouettes; the true embodiment of a “naughty flower.”

Zuccarini is constantly thinking about the emotion attached to lingerie, and her goal is to create products that make women of all ages and sizes feel their best while getting dressed and undressed. She understands that if a woman feels powerful and seductive in her undergarments, it can transform the way she moves through the world, giving her more confidence from the office to a first date. Even the brand’s subtler, more accessible, affordable pieces are designed to make customers feel special, with sumptuous fabrics, trimmings, and flattering cuts that elevate the everyday.

The Edie Bottom in Chartreuse

Juillet

Juillet is a contemporary collection of swimwear that elicits a laid-back, luxury feel through feminine tones & timeless silhouettes.

The Bette Top in Chartreuse

Juillet

Juillet is a contemporary collection of swimwear that elicits a laid-back, luxury feel through feminine tones & timeless silhouettes.

Pearl Kaftan Dress in Brown

Sara Cristina

Born by the sea and inspired by its endless movement, Sara Cristina is a swim and resort wear brand founded in 2015 to celebrate craftsmanship, fit, and the spirit of the ocean. Each piece is thoughtfully cut from carefully chosen materials, designed to flatter and move with ease. Subtle details echo the beauty and depth of the sea, reflecting a timeless sense of harmony.

Ocean One-Piece with Cowries in Black

Sara Cristina

Born by the sea and inspired by its endless movement, Sara Cristina is a swim and resort wear brand founded in 2015 to celebrate craftsmanship, fit, and the spirit of the ocean. Each piece is thoughtfully cut from carefully chosen materials, designed to flatter and move with ease. Subtle details echo the beauty and depth of the sea, reflecting a timeless sense of harmony.

Cherry Sandra Bikini Bottom

Montce

A South Florida native, Alexandra Grief used her creativity and ingenuity to turn her side hustle into an international brand. With few resources, she started making swimwear in 2009 from her Fort Lauderdale apartment, where friends and customers stopped by for a curated, custom swimwear look that was made to order.

Quality fabrics, nostalgic prints, and advanced construction details make each bikini stand out, and extensive fit testing and quality control ensures that they're both flattering and comfortable. This effortless blend of style and substance, combined with an obsessive focus on fit, is what sets Montce apart — and why their customers only shop Montce once they’ve tried on the brand.

Tortoise Cutout One-Piece

Anemos

Anemos is a Los Angeles-based clothing and swimwear brand founded in 2018 by California natives Lauren Arapage and Joshua Shaub. A former press officer for Stella McCartney and buying director for Moda Operandi respectively, the pair draw inspiration from the laid-back ease of their shared home state, as well as the directional sensibility of New York City, where their fashion careers first began. With a reverence for minimalism and a focus on sustainability, Anemos keeps its consumer at the center of its designs, and its impact on the planet at the core of its production. 

Peek-a-Boo Lace Front Tie Bralette Black

Hanky Panky

It began with a hanky.

Home of the game-changing, famously comfortable thong, Hanky Panky is loved by celebrities and stylists, sold in over 70 countries, and relied upon by millions of fans.

Parsons-trained designer, Gale Epstein, had long been repurposing vintage clothing for her Recycled by Gale line when, in 1977, her unconventional eye landed on embroidered cotton handkerchiefs. Making a bra-and-bikini set for her friend Lida Orzeck, she was intrigued by the idea of turning the modest Victorian-era fabric into a more empowering statement.

Orzeck saw an opportunity in her beautifully tailored gift. As did Lord & Taylor’s Buyer, placing an order of 144 sets. And the rest, as they say, is history – quite literally, an original version of the set lives in the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s permanent collection.

Signature Lace® Thong Back Bodysuit Black

Hanky Panky

It began with a hanky.

Home of the game-changing, famously comfortable thong, Hanky Panky is loved by celebrities and stylists, sold in over 70 countries, and relied upon by millions of fans.

Parsons-trained designer, Gale Epstein, had long been repurposing vintage clothing for her Recycled by Gale line when, in 1977, her unconventional eye landed on embroidered cotton handkerchiefs. Making a bra-and-bikini set for her friend Lida Orzeck, she was intrigued by the idea of turning the modest Victorian-era fabric into a more empowering statement.

Orzeck saw an opportunity in her beautifully tailored gift. As did Lord & Taylor’s Buyer, placing an order of 144 sets. And the rest, as they say, is history – quite literally, an original version of the set lives in the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s permanent collection.

Marie Bra Top

Anna October

Founded in 2010, Anna October is a Ukrainian womenswear brand expressing a spirit of sensitivity and freedom. In 2014, Anna October was a semifinalist for the prestigious LVMH Prize; in 2017, the brand became a part of Mercedes-Benz "Generation Now, Generation Next" project, showcasing up-and-coming designers and trendsetters. Developed with a sustainable ethos, collections are created using deadstock textiles and handcrafted by using re-imagined artisanal techniques for modern clothes.

Marina Dress with Three Baroque Pearls in Ecru Crochet

Sara Cristina

Born by the sea and inspired by its endless movement, Sara Cristina is a swim and resort wear brand founded in 2015 to celebrate craftsmanship, fit, and the spirit of the ocean. Each piece is thoughtfully cut from carefully chosen materials, designed to flatter and move with ease. Subtle details echo the beauty and depth of the sea, reflecting a timeless sense of harmony.