Did you know, that only 5% of all women in the world can afford buying a bra that costs over $100 dollars?

Expensive lingerie is luxury. Buying a $700 Guia La Bruna bustier is same as buying a Bentley.

And buying a $350 John Galliano camisole is like buying a Lamborghini.

Luxury lingerie is not for everyone. Luxury is defined as an indulgence rather then necessity. Necessity is for everyone - indulgence is not.

It's funny, but what we call glamorous, some people call wasteful. What we call classic, they call unnecessary. They say it because they can't have it. Once you are able to afford it - you don't argue.

In fact, luxury has real values: top notch quality, symbol of status, exclusivity and prestige.

You know what luxury lingerie means if you know or heard of I.D. Sarrieri, La Perla, Agent Provocateur, Damaris, Frankly Darling, Ravage, Strumpet & Pink or Vagin Pouvoir.

What else can we say about luxury? Luxury is functional - luxury products have superior quality and functionality. They are better, they last longer, and they have enduring value.

Luxury is a reward. It symbolizes that you have made it in this life. You have reached success.

Luxury is indulgence. It expresses your individuality, makes you stand out, and makes others notice you.

Back to lingerie. Here are some more luxury brands of lingerie: Andres Sarda, Blumarine, Christian Lacroix, Cotton Club, G.A. Paladini, John Galliano, Kenzo, Leonard, Millesia, Nina Ricci, Pleasure State, Ritratti, Roberto Cavalli, Vannina Vesperini, Vesrus.

And I can't but mention these ones, too: A.F. Vandervorst, Bas Bleu, Courtworth, Eres, Parah, Huit, Spoylt and a few more brands.

Now this being said, I'd like to leave you with my final thought: Luxe items need very good care. I wish I had time to write you more. And I will, next time - so check back later. Visit this link for more info: bra dryer.