Lise Charmel Fauve Amour Fancy Brief | Ambre Panthère
Lise Charmel Fauve Amour Fancy Brief | Ambre Panthère
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From the Archive | French Luxury Lingerie
A little bit wild, but unmistakably Lise Charmel.
Fauve Amour takes a sophisticated leopard print in warm amber tones and combines it with black sheer tulle, intricate baroque embroidery and touches of gold. The result is glamorous rather than obvious, with all the beautiful detailing you’d expect from Lise Charmel.
The ACH0279 is the classic/fancy brief from the collection, offering good coverage at the back while keeping the front beautifully light and seductive with embroidered sheer panels.
Why we love it
Animal print can easily become too much. This doesn’t.
The black embroidery frames the leopard print beautifully, while the gold detailing makes it feel properly luxurious. It’s also a very wearable brief shape, which is a lovely contrast to the drama of the design.
The Amélie Tip
This is a good shape if you love beautiful lingerie but don’t necessarily want a thong or tiny brief.
Let the embroidery do the work and choose your comfortable size. The back should sit smoothly against the bottom and the waistband shouldn’t dig in. This is lingerie to enjoy wearing, not just looking at.
Product details
Brand: Lise Charmel
Collection: Fauve Amour
Style: Fancy / Classic Brief
Reference: ACH0279
Colour: Ambre Panthère
Colour code: 10292
Size: M / FR 42 / EU 40
Barcode: 3597648133179
Composition: 65% polyamide, 14% polyester, 13% cotton, 8% elastane
Gusset: Cotton lined
Care: Hand wash recommended.
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 final 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 brand new and unworn.
And quite often, there’s only one.
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