Fleur du Mal Lingerie & Underwear | Curated by Journelle

About

Fleur du Mal brings a fashion-forward eye to lingerie: French Leavers lace, bespoke embroidery, and playful-meets-polished silhouettes from founder Jennifer Zuccarini's New York City studio. About Fleur du Mal at Journelle Founded in 2012 by Jennifer Zuccarini — a Fashion Institute of Technology graduate who co-founded Kiki de Montparnasse before designing for Victoria's Secret — Fleur du Mal takes its name from Charles Baudelaire's "Les Fleurs du Mal," a nod to the brand's own duality: sophisticated and sexy, delicate and provocative at once. The line is built on French Leavers lace and artisan embroidery, worked into demi and balconette bras, thongs, bodysuits, garter belts, and slips that read as much as fashion pieces as lingerie. Signature collections like Le Stretch Lace and Lily Embroidery pair stretch comfort with a level of detail usually reserved for eveningwear. Sizing runs consistent with standard US band and cup conventions across most styles; a few of the brand's plunge and triangle silhouettes are cut narrower through the cup, per Fleur du Mal's own fit notes — worth sizing up if you're between cups.