Strictly Come Dancing queen Abbey Clancy models Ultimo’s new bridal collection
February 26, 2014 by admin
Filed under Choosing Lingerie
Strictly Come Dancing queen Abbey Clancy is pictured modelling Ultimo new bridal collection in a series of stunning photographs released by the lingerie brand.
The 28-year-old mum, who wed ex-Liverpool FC player Peter Crouch in 2011, is pictured reclining on a baroque bed posing with white roses.
Abbey said: “It’s absolutely key to get your bridal underwear right – not just for under your dress on the day, but when choosing something special for later. Ultimo’s bridal collection will guarantee you feel supported, sexy and confident on your big day.”
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The collection features a multi-way bra, corset, thong, flirty French knickers, suspender belt and garter – all designed with a discreet “something blue” ribbon detail.
Talking about the collection Ultimo Founder Michelle Mone OBE said: “The dress of your dreams will always turn heads, but the right lingerie is an important and special purchase that you need to get right. Bridal lingerie should fit you perfectly, complementing and enhancing the figure as well as being invisible.”
Abbey was unveiled as the ‘face body’ of Ultimo lingerie at the end of last years. Photos and video from her first shoot were released in January.
The new collection, brand new from Ultimo, launched in Debenhams stores this week and online at www.ultimo.co.uk http://www.ultimo.co.uk .
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