Lise Charmel Sublime en Dentelle Sexy High Brief | Nude Sublime

From the Archive | French Luxury Lingerie

Beautifully sheer, wonderfully feminine and made from exquisite Calais Leavers lace, this is one of those pieces that shows exactly why Lise Charmel lingerie feels so special.

The Sublime en Dentelle Sexy High Brief combines a more generous, flattering rise with delicate floral lace and strategically sheer detailing. The Nude Sublime colour is an elegant warm neutral designed to disappear beautifully beneath lighter clothing while still looking anything but basic. 

Why we love it

Because this is how you do a fuller brief beautifully.

You get more coverage around the waist and sides, but the sheer lace and slightly revealing cut at the back stop it feeling heavy or old-fashioned. It’s sophisticated, sensual and extremely wearable.

The Amélie Tip

If you’ve always thought a higher or fuller knicker couldn’t be sexy, this is the one I’d show you.

The trick is where the waist sits. Rather than cutting straight across the softest part of the tummy, a higher rise can create a much more flattering line.

And Nude Sublime is a brilliant alternative to an ordinary beige knicker. It works underneath pale clothing, but still feels like beautiful lingerie.

Product details

Brand: Lise Charmel
Collection: Sublime en Dentelle
Style: Sexy High Brief / Shorty
Reference: ACH1413
Colour: Nude Sublime
Colour code: 3251
Size: XXL / FR 46
Barcode: 3597647543009
Composition: 71% polyamide, 24% cotton, 5% elastane
Details: Calais Leavers lace with tulle back panel and cotton gusset. 

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 new and unworn.

And quite often, there’s only one.