Spring 10
Spring 10 womenswear’s romantic, dusty shades of pink, lilac, peach and grey came through onto the season’s lingerie too. Tone-on-tone embroidery by more premium brands kept collections soft, as did frayed, scalloped edges. More youthful labels upped the vibrancy level with bright floral prints on pale backgrounds, pearl embroidery, lace trims and ribbons.
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