Episode 1
Welcome to our tea table, you're listening to Gigi of Gigi’s House of Frills and Carrie of With Love Lingerie, chat all things lingerie, entrepreneurship and just life as a couple garter lovin’ dames in the big city. Typically we chat up a storm every time we meet up so now we are welcoming you to have a listen, so put the kettle on and get out some biscuits folks.
Thanks for listening to our first ever podcast episode, we want to hear from you! What would you like us to discuss? Is there a certain brand you want reviewed, questions about vintage or overall lingerie styling? Or even about entrepreneurship? Let us know through Instagram @withlovelingerie or @gigisfrills
About Gigi's House of Frills:
Gigi's House of Frills is a dream realized for owner...Gigi!
After many moons of dreaming of a shop full of all of the vintage inspired brands and one of a kind true vintage lingerie pieces, Gigi decided to make it reality!
Our little brick and mortar boutique is located in Gigi's hometown: Toronto. That's Ontario, Canada for those of you not familiar!
Gigi's little shop of frills has been operating since November 6th 2015, and there's no greater joy than bringing you the latest in retro and pinup lingerie, cosmetics and hosiery alongside all of the wonderful vintage treasures we find just for you!
We strive to offer you superb customer service and aim to make lasting relationships with our lovely clients!
https://gigishouseoffrills.com
About With Love Lingerie:
Proudly made in Canada since 2010, With Love Lingerie creates collections that appeal to an urban woman whose love of timeless style and fashion extends beyond her outerwear and into her underpinnings. The designs are influenced by current fashion trends and fuse them with elegant lingerie styles to create exciting pieces with each capsule collection.
With Love founder, designer and stitcher, Carrie Russell, muses, "Everybody has a lingerie body, put your body inside the lingerie and voila! As a designer I believe in highlighting the assets rather than torturing what you perceive to be the flaws in your silhouette." Dedicated to slow fashion and ethical labour practices, Carrie is proud to be part of the Canadian fashion community and chooses to keep production in Canada