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The Lingerie Addiction Continues...

When I die, it will most likely be due to my entire collection of vintage lingerie falling on top of me.  I don't spend a lot of money on my nails, spas or anything like that. Just the holy goodness that is lingerie. Here are a few more I've added recently....

1960's Pink Ruffles 3 piece Bed Set

Edwardian 1920's Corset Cover


1950's Bustier by "Lily of France- Bonwit Teller"


Look at this STUNNING detail!! 




I'm now in the process of finding more suitable storage for my vastly growing collection.  My little trunk has more that burst at the seams! 

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