New AW10 collections now on-line!
24/08/2010
Check out our new winter fashion ranges in our fabulously dark shoot with model Jen Dawson. There is a delectable version of our Kitty range in a 'maid' colourway, Ana in winter ivory and ever popular Simone in our signature purple.
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Ana Ivory Limited Exclusivity
24/08/2010
Our Ana collection is only available exclusively on-line at Lascivious, new stockist Tara Lacey, and in store exclusively for Selfridges on Oxford street, the range has been produced in limited quantities, so get it now before it sells out!
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New Showgirls
24/08/2010
We love our classical showgirls-inspired shoot for the new range, especially our new tasseled Roxy and our new Candy in signature purple. Enjoy!
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New Press
24/08/2010
We have been going great guns in the press recently! Check out some of our new ranges in FHM and Cosmopolitan this month, alongside the gorgeous Christina Aguilera in our Lila knickers for GQ. Julien MacDonald also used the Lascivious Milla bra to complement his latest collections, and finally see a Lascivious mention on lingerie blog blackneon, enjoy!
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New illustration brief - stockings packaging!
05/08/2010
We are about to set a new illustration brief ;)
Our stockings packaging needs an update and we would like to offer you a chance to submit illustrations. The winner will have their design printed on our classics stockings pack and win £200 of lingerie and/or accessories from our website! If you would like to enter this competition, please email info@lascivious.co.uk, with 'stockings illustration project' in the subject line and we will email you size and some of our elements to play with!
Deadline is 1st October. Some previous incarnations attached.... enjoy!
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Get inspired, interview with Illustrator Jon Burgerman
05/08/2010
Get inspired! Here is an interview with illustrator Jon Burgerman, an artist that we collaborated on both decks of our gorgeous illustrated playing card decks...
Jon Burgerman is a hugely successful UK based illustrator famed for his doodling, animation and character design. His style has become a brand in itself, selling a wide range of apparel and merchandise from wrapping paper to laptop covers. The artist has collaborated on a multitude of diverse projects including work on gaming sensation LittleBigPlanet, work with Sony and the Science museum, as well as being involved in both decks of Lascivious illustrated playing cards.
CHLOE: Hello lovely,thanks for taking the time to talk to us :)
JON: Hello! It's ok, I'm always happy to take some time out of my busy schedule for people on a mission to get more women into saucy underoos. Actually, in many ways we shouldn't get on so well, as it's my ambition to coax them out of their underoos. You however seem to be very successful at your quest whereas I'm a complete disaster at mine.
C: It was such a pleasure working with you on both decks of our playing cards, what attracted you to the project?
J: Beyond the excuse to pour over your website it was just a fun little project to be involved in. You attracted a lot of great artists and illustrators to be part of it so I was pretty proud to be involved.
C: You have been successfully established for a long time now, how did you start out in illustration?
J: I sort of fell into it. I graduated from University with a first class degree in Fine Art which meant zero job prospects once I left. This was ok actually as I didn't really want to get a job. Shortly after leaving however a friend recommend to a local musician that I might be worth asking to paint something for his LP cover. I'd never really done anything like that before but just said yes as it sounded like fun. The cover was for Charles Webster and within a few weeks the album was in record shops (remember those) and being reviewed in the mainstream music press. That's sort of how I got into being commissioned for work. Very slowly, say over a good few years, more and more work trickled in, one thing leading from another, and that's how it all began.
C: Your style is now so recognisable that you have successfully turned it into a brand itself. I know that for a lot of artists the client can be a frustrating entity - do you think your focus on your own illustrated product is motivated by a desire not to be told what to do?
J: Does anyone really like being told what to do ? Well, most artists I know don't like it. I think the motivation to make my own products was a couple of things. One was to have complete control over what I made and how it came out. The other was to have the lions share of the profits. When you make products with other brands the general rules of licensing means you only get a very small percentage of the money generated. Of course the company you might be working with is taking all the up front risk so that makes sense but as my friend Jimerthy says to me all the time 'No Risk No Fun'. So in an effort to have more fun I've taken more risks.
C: There is a child like quality to your work that always makes me smile. I love, love, love your colour in wallpaper (subtle hint). You seem to do a lot of doodling on walls - was this a concerted effort to encourage others to do the same?
J: People often email or say to be they have been inspired by my doodling on walls. And yes, the colour in wallpaper has been really popular (perhaps we can do a trade?). So I think there's something larger than life, something that is more powerful and immediate with murals than seeing work printed on the page. Maybe when people see the work on walls they can see more easily how it's been made and how easy it can be to create something. Some people (not all people) forget how fun it is to make something - make anything, from a drawing, a plasterine figure, to even a sandwich or cake. Making things feels good and that good feeling can be infectious.
C: Your approach seems to work for both adults and children. Another part of this cross over seems to be the boom in art toys, for example your 'Hurley Magic Vomit Mouth.' I just recently visited the Kidrobot store in NYC, I notice that you did a signing there recently, why do you think these toys are so popular?
J: The 3d manifestation of the characters into something physical, tactile and manipulatable goes some way to bridge the disconnect between the artists world to their audiences world. It's a bit like an alien visitor coming to say hello to Earthlings. People like them for that reason. We all want and need to communicate and interact, to connect to something or someone we like and feel affiliated with. Perhaps the toys and trinkets offer people that chance to do that with their favourite characters artists work.
C: Where can people see more of your work and what have you got coming up?
J: Always check my site www.jonburgerman.com for news on my events and exhibitions. Coming up my band Anxieteam (www.anxieteam.com) has our first single coming out! To celebrate we're playing two shows in the UK (London on the 27th of Sept and Nottingham on the 28th) and then a series of dates across Germany. We'll probably play some shows in New York too at the end of the year. Our gigs often feature, alongside the fun music, live drawing, animations, games, audience participation and cardboard masks. They're hopefully really enjoy and a bit different to the standard fare so please come along!Exhibition wise my next solo show is at Milk Gallery in Istanbul on September 2nd and I'm doing a talk at a design festival in The Hague on September 9th.
Quick fire...
Boy shorts or thongs?
Boy short shorts.?
Open or closed?
Wide open.?
Left or right?
Always pass it to the left hand side.?
Top or bottom?
Start at the bottom and work your way up :)
www.jonburgerman.com
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We are taking 50% off!
23/07/2010
Snap up some end of season bargains in our online sale! Stock is limited, so is subject to availability.
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WIN! Lascivious on Facebook
23/07/2010
We have finally created a great fan page on Facebook which is updated regularly, so it's always easy to see the latest happenings. The very best bit is that once we hit 1000 fans we are going to put all the names into a draw and pull out one lucky winner to win a set of Lascivious lingerie, up to the value of £200. Pictures of luscious ladies and the possibility of free knickers, what more could your heart desire?!
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Updates to the website
- July 23 2010
Another BIG update today! Lots of lovely new sale items, better get 'em before their gone! New press and some great new news...
- March 05 2010
BIG update today! Lots of lovely new collections and some amazing new showgirls pieces. Also a new short movie from LFW, we hope you enjoy! Don't forget to grap some new desktop pics!
- Feb 09 2010
No news for awhile, sorry! We are working hard behind the scenes to make our web site even better, new features and collections coming soon! Hope you all have a lovely Valentines day. x
- Oct 20 2009
Brand new Luxury Basics added, new press and news, enjoy!
- Sept 29 2009
Massive update today, new collections, new press, new news and loads more!
- June 04 2009
Updated the home page.
- June 03 2009
Updated the newslist sign up method.
- June 03 2009
Updated the news section!
- May 28 2009
Updated the press section, added Noise Magazine.
- April 20 2009
Updated the showgirl collection pages with a few more lovely images.
- March 18 2009
Updated the press section, added Computer Arts.
- March 16 2009
Updated the press section, added Vogue Gremany.
- March 13 2009
Updated the Numero press images.
- March 06 2009
Updated the Pout product images.
- March 05 2009
Updated the Dominique & Belle product images.
- March 04 2009
Updated the collection pages with a few more lovely images.
- March 03 2009
Updated the direct checkout pages to accept debit cards.
- March 03 2009
Added the ability to have an alternate delivery address to the billing address.
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