Aubade Magnetic Spell Underwire Basque | Mystère

From the Archive | French Luxury Lingerie

This is one of the more dramatic pieces in your Archive.

The Magnetic Spell Basque combines sheer black tulle with intricate floral embroidery, structured underwired cups and a fitted waist, finished with gold-tone jewellery details and detachable-style suspender straps. It is designed to highlight the waist while supporting the bust, with a seductive cut-out back. 

Why we love it

It feels properly special.

This is not just a bra with a longer body. The whole piece is designed as occasion lingerie, with shaping through the torso, a defined bust and enough detail to make it feel almost corset-like without becoming heavy.

The Amélie Tip

A basque should feel close and supportive through the body, but you should still be able to breathe and move comfortably.

On this 34D, the underwire should sit fully behind the breast tissue and the body should lie smooth through the waist without buckling. If the cups fit but the body feels too tight, that is a fit issue with the basque itself rather than something to solve by loosening the straps.

Product details

Brand: Aubade
Collection: Magnetic Spell
Style: Underwired Basque / Guêpière
Reference: 2D92
Colour: Mystère
Colour code: MYSE
Size: UK 34D / FR90D / EU75D
Underwired: Yes
Padding: No
Suspender straps: Yes
Back: Cut-out detail
Embroidery: Made in France

Still available from Aubade.com for £195

Composition:
Embroidery: 50% polyester, 35% polyamide, 15% elastane
Cup embroidery: 70% polyester, 30% polyamide
Lining: 100% polyester. 

From the Amélie Archive

Brand new and unworn, this is a beautiful piece from a previous collection that has been rediscovered in the boutique.

Our Archive is home to exquisite past-season lingerie, discontinued colours and those last few pieces that are simply too lovely to disappear into a stockroom. Occasionally an Archive piece may have a missing or imperfect tag after being stored or displayed, but all pieces are brand new and unworn.

And quite often, there’s only one.