Lise Charmel Dressing Floral High-Waisted Brief | Ambre Nacre

From the Archive | French Luxury Lingerie

A truly beautiful piece of French lingerie.

The Dressing Floral high-waisted brief combines incredibly fine sheer tulle with Lise Charmel’s elaborate floral guipure embroidery. The embroidery appears almost suspended against the skin, giving the collection its wonderfully delicate, couture-like finish.

Ambre Nacre is a warm, softly pearlescent nude with blush undertones, making it both flattering and surprisingly useful beneath lighter clothing.

The higher-rise shape gives more coverage through the tummy and hips while retaining the delicacy and sensuality of the Dressing Floral collection.

Why we love it

Because this is exactly what Lise Charmel does so well.

It’s a more covering knicker, but nothing about it feels frumpy. The sheer tulle keeps it beautifully light, while the oversized floral embroidery turns it into something genuinely special.

The Amélie Tip

Don’t assume more coverage means less sexy.

A higher-waisted brief can be incredibly flattering, particularly when it finishes at the natural waist rather than cutting across the softest part of your tummy.

I’d wear this under a dress or higher-waisted trousers where you want a smoother, more comfortable line, but still want your underwear to feel rather lovely.

Product details

Brand: Lise Charmel
Collection: Dressing Floral
Style: High-Waisted Brief
Reference: ACC0788
Colour: Ambre Nacre
Colour code: 10145
Size: M / FR 40
Original Amélie price: £72
Barcode: 3597643854437

The Dressing Floral collection combines sheer tulle with intricate floral guipure, creating the distinctive tattoo-effect appearance visible on your piece.

From the Amélie Archive

Brand new and unworn, this is a beautiful piece from a previous Lise Charmel 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 beautiful 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 new and unworn.

And quite often, there’s only one.