'STYLE FOR’ FEBRUARY LOVE IS IN THE AIR!
Secret bodysuit, in a beautiful cherry red - a colour which never fails to disappoint. Bodysuits offer a stylish look and instantly transform you into a siren. Flattering to all body types, they really do help to give a toned look to the silhouette. The sheer lace is subtle and so pretty. It features the Wicked cup technology for form and definition. Adjustable straps, back hook and eye closure all complete the look. Wicked Unlined Balconette Teddy £65,
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Team this teddy with the stunning Victoria’s Secret robe in colour lipstick, which is a longer version of the V classic wrap style. All in luxe satin with a sheer Chantilly lace back. It’s a gorgeous relaxed fit with a tie waist, making it a sexy and sultry wear. Chantilly Lace Kimono Robe £85,
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Julia has a lifetime passion for fashion and has been involved in the industry for the past two decades, successfully running a luxury bespoke bridal and occasion wear clothing company. For more details about Julia Suzuki styling and bespoke clothing visit
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Goodbye January, we aren’t going to miss you much. HELLO February!
What more to cheer us up than a ‘Style For’ February filled with oodles of lurrrve. And ladies this year with more of you having your boyfriend or hubby at home we may be able to help you out here big time! Why not take this page straight to your Mr and drop your hints by pointing out these fabulous ideas for a Valentine’s gift (tell him that it is sure to score him lots of brownie points ;).
We have some lovely V day suggestions, starting off with some luscious underwear, moving on to a couple of outfits to wear at home for that ‘stay-at-home’ date meal, and then finishing off with a special offer from me to you.
So let’s welcome into our lingerie collection this jaw-dropping Victoria’s
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