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About Fluorescent Color
‘Light your body’
My use of fluorescent color is inspired by Carl Jung's writing, in
particular, 'Memories, Dreams, Reflections'. It is my idea that wearing
fluorescent color reveres the body pleasing the psyche by reflecting light
to and from the body, therefore to and from the spirit. You can enhance your
mood or state of mind by trying different colors. Fluorescent color appeals
to the psycho-sexual and collective subconscious, and it is also fun to
wear! Fluorescent lace 'glows under black light' and this is exciting,
although not intended to be the only reason to wear it. 'Fluorescent' is
also called 'Day-Glo' which is a trade name for 'Neon'.
Philosophy
‘Great fitting lingerie reveres the body’
My philosophy is to exalt to body with fineries and great
fitting lingerie. I use multiple fabrics, laces, trims
and color to create great fitting under-garments that function
while at the same time are visually surreal. I like antique styling
and intricate laces, combined with vibrant color as well
as unexpected fabrics, prints and textures in lingerie.
Garment Production
Bra design is a technical collaboration of
different fabric functions to produce
a comfortable fit and shape the silhouette.
Manufacturing requires 6 different machines.
The machine's we use are authentic Singer
with under wire attachments
and corset stitching.
Company Goals
To create a fragrance,
bath products, swimwear,
and retail stores.
Company History
The first sale of lingerie in fluorescent colors was
for $800. and sold to Patricia Field in NYC, in 1984.
The second sale was for $42,000.00 and
sold to 17 Bloomingdale's stores across the USA.
With the addition of collections camouflage,
bandana print, denim & vinyl the company began
to sell to many boutiques and department stores internationally.
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