Kiki de Montparnasse Lingerie & Underwear | Curated by Journelle
Kiki de Montparnasse was founded in 2005 in New York and named after Alice Prin, the Parisian model and muse of the early-twentieth-century avant-garde. The label produces lingerie, accessories, and intimate objects in the spirit of that namesake — sensual, considered, designed for women who treat lingerie as part of an erotic vocabulary.
About Kiki de Montparnasse at Journelle
The aesthetic favours architectural sensuality: harness-style strapping, leather and silk in restrained palettes, decorative hardware, lace that reads as fabric rather than as ornament. Kiki produces bras, briefs, harnesses, suspender belts, bodysuits, and a curated selection of accessories. Sizing follows American conventions with European cut sensibilities.
From the fitting room: Kiki de Montparnasse pieces are designed to be seen rather than to disappear — the strapping styles are statement pieces, and the bands sit higher on the rib cage than typical lingerie. The construction is meant to last; the leather pieces should be conditioned occasionally rather than tumble-dried. Worth a fitting if you're new to the brand's silhouettes.
Kiki de Montparnasse Lingerie & Underwear | Curated by Journelle
Kiki de Montparnasse was founded in 2005 in New York and named after Alice Prin, the Parisian model and muse of the early-twentieth-century avant-garde. The label produces lingerie, accessories, and intimate objects in the spirit of that namesake — sensual, considered, designed for women who treat lingerie as part of an erotic vocabulary.
About Kiki de Montparnasse at Journelle
The aesthetic favours architectural sensuality: harness-style strapping, leather and silk in restrained palettes, decorative hardware, lace that reads as fabric rather than as ornament. Kiki produces bras, briefs, harnesses, suspender belts, bodysuits, and a curated selection of accessories. Sizing follows American conventions with European cut sensibilities.
From the fitting room: Kiki de Montparnasse pieces are designed to be seen rather than to disappear — the strapping styles are statement pieces, and the bands sit higher on the rib cage than typical lingerie. The construction is meant to last; the leather pieces should be conditioned occasionally rather than tumble-dried. Worth a fitting if you're new to the brand's silhouettes.
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