Daisy & Elizabeth Makes Ethical Lingerie for the “Modern Cowgirl”
February 13, 2016 by admin
Filed under Latest Lingerie News
For the rodeo vixen in your life, there’s Daisy Elizabeth, a line of Western-inspired underpinnings for the “modern cowgirl.” Named for its founders, Daisy Hartmann and Elizabeth NeSmith, the Brooklyn startup makes its lingerie in the United States, where it also sources its fabrics and lace, some of it deadstock and vintage. Despite the hurdles of domestic production, the duo says that “made in America” is a linchpin of the brand. “It is important to us to remain an American-made brand, because we are able to maintain quality, while at the same time keeping a peace of mind knowing that our garments are ethically made in fair and comfortable working conditions,” they told Ecouterre. “Not only that, but the dyers, cutters, sewers, and other laborers involved in the process of producing each garment are paid good wages for their time and effort.”
RHINESTONE COWGIRLS
Hartmann and NeSmith describe the Daisy Elisabeth girl as a strong-willed free spirit who loves rock ‘n roll, country music, whiskey drinking, and vintage cowboy boots.
The label’s love of ’70s glam and turn-of-the-century Western wear is particularly apparent in one of its newest collections, a collaboration with Hollywood outfitter Nudie’s Rodeo Tailor.
Replete with Southwestern iconography, rhinestones, sheer panels, and picot edging, the capsule line of longline bras, rompers, and panties, not to mention one very daring dress, offer a one-two punch of playfulness and va-va-voom.
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“Nudie’s Rodeo Tailor was a dream collaboration for us,” Hartmann and NeSmith said. “It was so fun to create some over-the-top whimsical pieces with such and iconic brand.”
Aspiring coquettes can also partake of Daisy Elizbeth’s subtler top-drawer fare, from frill-bedecked camisoles and chemises in ivory, robin’s egg blue, and cabernet to lace-up black-ponte bodysuits.
There’s at least one famous name who can’t get enough of the label’s frontier style: Grammy Award winner Kasey Musgraves, who wore costumes designed by Daisy Elizabeth for a Fourth of July performance with Willie Nelson.
So, in honor of Valentine’s Day, what do a couple of lingerie experts consider sexy?
“Confidently leaving something to the imagination,” they said.
