Founded in London in 2001 by CEO Lucy Litwack, British luxury house Coco de Mer has always placed the female perspective on pleasure at the very heart of its design philosophy. For the holiday season, the brand invited style icon, model, and entrepreneur Julia Restoin Roitfeld to co-create an exclusive 18-piece edit drawn from the AW20 Mainline — a collaboration shot by model and photographer Laura Bailey.
Julia’s Edit is slow fashion at its most considered: timeless in design, deliberate in its choices, and conceived with a generosity of spirit that Restoin Roitfeld herself articulates simply: this lingerie is for all women, regardless of age. And yet it is unmistakably festive — pieces that feel made for the golden light and unhurried indulgence of the holiday season.
Luxury lace and silk dominate throughout, lending each set a richness that feels genuinely celebratory. Among the standout pieces, the Sakura set in metallic French lace catches the light like nothing else in the collection; the Fuji set in deep black with intricate ornamental detailing carries a quiet, sophisticated drama; and the Azami set in sapphire blue velvet is nothing short of breathtaking.
Each set includes multiple bra styles, briefs, and in some cases a bodysuit — a complete, considered wardrobe of festive luxury.
