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TEN
Bra
$ 60.00
Promising romance but sparing you the lace, chocolates, and makeout music, Ten’s briefs and bras are about insouciant sex appeal—the effortless kind embodied by the Nouvelle Vague starlets who inspire designer Daphne Javitch’s styles. Each simple cotton piece arrives in a hand-stamped airmail envelope, like a love letter from another era.
Triangle bra with adjustable straps | Clasp closure at back | 83% cotton, 17% elastane | Made in the USA.
(SKU: 10128265 | GID: 22597)
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Passport: USA
Established: 2010 by Daphne Javitch
A cinematically sexy line of underwear dreamt up by stylist Daphne Javitch, offers 70's-inspired intimates that take cues from the likes of Jane Birkin, Anna Karina, and Jean Seberg to offer a subtle, sweet-girl sort of sensuality. Charmingly packaged in a hand-stamped airmail envelope–with "" printed in
Pierrot le fou typeface!–each custom-dyed, Italian cotton pair seems to arrive straight from the set of a steamy Godard scene.
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