About us With over 90 years of lingerie design and manufacture experience, we want to share this directly with our customers. At Leia, we provide an affordable experience that all women can indulge in. We are dedicated to transforming how you look and feel, it is our aim to help you look fabulous and feel fantastic, you should leave us radiating with confidence and with a genuine sense of delight. This is about how lingerie can transform us by giving the best boost to our self esteem like no one can. No matter how we desire to look, the right lingerie enhances our self image and also our appearance. So, whatever the approach may be, the image we want to create and the extent to which we want to be out there revealing our preferences, there …show more content…
We offer body stockings, bras, bridal lingerie, camisoles, gowns, robes and swim wear. Including these we offer something more that will interest you such as sexy lingerie sets, something erotic, silk lingerie, G-string panties and corsets. We also include few swimwear apparel. All of these including all necessary accessories that might come handy. Category Details The products are classified into various categories. Some of the categories listed on the website are: • Lingerie: Bras, Sports, Briefs, Bridal, Nursing, Maternity, Seam, Non Wired, Shapewear, Basques and many more. • Swimwear: Beachwear, Tankinis, Swimsuits, Bikini Tops, Bikini Bottoms etc. • Nightwear: Chemises and Pyjamas They have products from well-known brands like Fantasie, Freya, Elomi, Wacoal, Freya Active, Elomi, Huit …show more content…
After processing your order will be dispatched in the same or the next working day. On an order of more then £75, they provide free delivery to UK locations. Standard delivery takes 3-5 working days to reach from the date it is dispatched. You need to pay an additional amount of £3.75. Express delivery is charged at £6.95 and it takes 1-2 days from the date of dispatch. Bear with them in case of any public holiday. Someone should be there to receive the order and sign the receipt. If delivery is attempted, but no one was available to sign for it, they reserve the right to charge you for any subsequent delivery attempts. All prices on the website are exclusive of delivery charges which will be added to the price of the products at the checkout, should there be a charge. They don’t offer free delivery to all the places, hence you are required to check whether free delivery option is applicable to your location or
The men’s collection for the most part includes everything the women’s collection has minus the sports bras, dresses, and skirts. Included in the men’s product mix are tanks, tops, short and love sleeved shirts, and hoodies. The men’s pants range from tightness as well. lululemon athletica offers sweatpants and tight compression pants for men interested in shopping. Surprisingly, the men’s collections are filled with more color than the women’s collections. Both men and women’s lines at lululemon athletica carry seasonal items as well. Mainly prints and colors tend to be seasonal while the actual item itself will be offered in black or neutral colors all year long. To extend their product mix, lululemon athletica carries accessories that one might need during a workout such as yoga mats, water bottles, and gym bags. Headbands, hats, and gloves are offered in the stores and online during certain seasons as well; all of lululemon athletica’s accessories are made in patters and colors available for both men and
By describing the commercial in detail, and backing up her statements with evidence, Gray states that this commercial depicts the fantasy of women well enough to make them want to buy the product. The purpose of this article is to analyze a commercial and to inform about how that commercial was effective. Gray states that the audience of the Hanes underwear commercial is middle-class women, aged 12 and up. I think that the audience of Gray’s essay is also the same, because if men are not particularly interested at a
Collette Dinnigan’s designs possess an elegant, soft and ethereal sensation reflecting her individual style and ultimately resulting in her worldwide success. Her are designs for all ages from infant through to bridal wear and established her self-titled label, Collette Dinnigan in 1990. She is well known for her lingerie and bridal wear which has featured in Vogue magazine. Dinnigan’s garments are carefully hand-made in Sydney, Australia; according to Dinnigan “The product itself is not necessarily about a new shape each season; it’s much more about the detail to me. It’s all about the intricacy of the work, the quality of the workmanship. Every piece, beaded or lace is hand cut one by one.” Dinnigan’s clothing is characterised by the delicate, feminine and finely tailored designs which are draped with her signature luxurious fabrics of lace, tulle, chiffon and satin and exquisitely embellished with embroidery and beads. Her products are intended to be indicative of the female form, rather than exposing; hence achieving the sense of individuality, sensuality and most importantly confidence.
In the article, “The Fashion Industry: Free to Be an Individual” by Hanna Berry, Berry discusses how for decades women have been told to use certain products and that if they used those products they would be beautiful. Women over the years have believed this idea and would purchase items that promised to make them prettier, thinner, smarter and even more loved. However, in reality it was never what they wore on their bodies that helped them be any of those things; but what it did help with was to empower women to become fearless and bold by what they chose to wear on their bodies as a form of expression.
Victoria’s secret is an enormous empire consisting of different kinds of merchandiser sold in the s store from, lingerie and beauty products and dorm products. Through the years its popularity has increased among young teens and adult women in a significant level and along with this their marketing methods. The commercial being analyzed for this paper is the 2013summer ad.
Victoria’s Secret was founded by Roy Raymond because he felt deeply embarrassed going into a department store to shop for lingerie for his wife. He felt uncomfortable and felt as if the sales associates thought he looked suspicious purchasing lingerie. Because of this, Raymond opened the first Victoria’s Secret store in 1977 which would forever change the lingerie industry (Fabry). The name “Victoria’s Secret” was created because of the sensation and feel of the victorian era he wanted to afflict onto the store. The word “secret” was used for a sense and feel of privacy men would feel shopping for their spouses (Schlossberg). Raymond soon realized that a majority of the shoppers were, in fact, women and not men and noticed that making sexy mainstream was selling rapidly. Around this time Raymond sold his business for $1 Million to The Limited Brand in 1982 (Fabry). Victoria’s Secret is still part of The Limited Brands Company, which also owns Bath and Body Works, Pink, La Senza, and Henri Bendel. Victoria’s Secret takes up a majority of Limited Brands share compared to the other stores within the company. Limited Brands operates over 1,500 stores in the United States, Canada, and the UK as well as 400 stores in more than 70
In conclusion, it is significant to recognize the revolution of the female silhouette throughout history along with women’s roles in today’s society and also, the physical restrictions imposed on them. The silhouette of women’s fashion has changed as the idea of the perfect female figure has reformed. Nevertheless, in the early twentieth century the concept of women leading more active and lively life meant that fashion also needed to become more cooperative to physical action and less limiting.
...e over ten million customers, providing over 500 brands and thousands of products. For added income, in December of 2012, the company launched their own supplement line taking into account all the positive and negative reviews of existing brand reviews, to create a product consumers like, with the ability to offer lower prices by eliminating the middle man, selling directly from their site. They advertise their personal product line all throughout their site, so that visitors leaving the site without seeing their product are rare. They also provide their own clothing and accessory line, offering customers top of the line products for low prices, which serves as a way to advertise for a profit. Strategically, Bodybuilding.com uses top Youtube.com famous professional and inspirational bodybuilding models, displaying their product on recognizable faces and fit bodies.
Through the1960’s the boyish androgynous figure was once again becoming popular. Women were starting to be treated equally to men as they now had ‘greater independence, better qualifications and far wider employment opportunities than their predecessors, the little-girl ideal of the 1960’s endured, expressing the protest of women against their relegation to inferior roles in society and their treatment as sex objects’ (Thesander, M. 1997. p. 180). Women wanted to be liberated and to feel that they are equal to men so they no longer wanted to wear tight fitting lingerie and outer-wear garments.
skirt or Cher in a full body corset, the nature of fashion is a valid
On the twenty-first of August, our Wearable History class took a trip to downtown Bowling Green, to visit Mosaic Confinement Studio. The studio had an old-fashioned vibe, and was like a vintage-garment haven. There, we were asked to choose a piece that we thought was vintage, identify the time period it actually came from, and also take some additional notes on the style and the garment’s details. After searching through multiple racks, the first piece I found was a lace blazer. It turned out to only be vintage-inspired, so I went searching again. I came across a few other pieces, but nothing was really jumping out at me. Eventually, I came across a lavender dress that immediately made me think of Julia Roberts in “Mystic Pizza”, and I knew I found my garment.
Sally Beauty has a heritage as the first choice for professional cosmetologists and consumers alike because of the broad range of products. Their international presence offers Sally Beauty / BSG insight into fashion and beauty trends. It gives buyers and merchandisers a head start on obtaining the tools and products salon professionals need to create the latest fashion looks, as well as the products consumers use to maintain the look between salon visits. Beauty Systems Group stores, along with its outside sales consultants, sell up to 9,500
However, this company consists a lot of brand for their all products. For example, Cocopie, Golbean, Mum’s Bake, Lot100, Koko Jelly,
Victoria’s Secret represents the idea of sex sells as their main type of advertisement. When most people think about Victoria’s Secret they think bra’s but the product line varies it offers bra’s, panties, sleepwear, fragrances, swimsuits, clothing and shoes. Victoria’s Secret is an inspirational brand with sexy supermodels, top of the line photographers and aggressive advertising. Victoria’s Secret made buying lingerie not only an enjoyment but a must.
Once the item is ordered it’ll be delivered straight to the customers house making it less admin then driving to the shops and having to manually pay and look for the item.