We did some sort of detective work and tried to identify the lingerie featured in the flick. Enjoy these great finds:

If you have seen SATC 2, you might remember Carrie Bradshaw dining with Mr. Big? Look through the wine glass and have a glimpse of the Infrared Peacock from La Fee Verte. Don’t you just love how she does layering of the bra as the outerwear.

Bravo to the brands of lingerie that made it to the big screen: Marlies Dekkers, Carine Gilson, La Fee Verte, The Lake & Stars, Cosabella, Eres, Hanro, Huit, Calvin Klein, and On Gossamer.

Here’s SJP in a robe by Carine Gilson.

Enjoy that smile by Samantha featuring a thong from Marlies Dekker.

Here are some other images from SATC 2:

First off, the CK bra, Balmain top, and Hanro Shorts hanging on the left. On the right will be the Huit bra and Curveball from The Lake & Stars

Eres panty and bra on the left, and Marlies Dekkers bra Ship of Dreams and panty from On Gossamer on the right

Vintage Calvin Klein on the left, and Curve chemise on the right.

We also heard that Sarah Jessica Parker selected Fleur of England for the film but we were not able to spot it. Oh, and she also requested the bra to be wrapped after the filming to add to her personal collection.

They can really slim you down, which is always a big plus. Also, they can be worn as actual clothing. Little is sexier, for instance, than a corset and your favorite pair of jeans. Besides that, corsets and bustiers give great support in addition to slimming down both your belly and your hips.

Chemises and mini dresses can be functional as well, if you choose one short enough. Otherwise, they offer a lot of coverage, which may make you feel more comfortable.

They also have the potential for a whole lot of sex appeal, depending on what type you choose.

There are so many different things about this particular collection that I love and the style is just one of them!  All of the fabrics that were used are absolutely beautiful and I have to say that the sugary shades and all of the ice-cream pastels are awesome looking.

So if you are looking for a splash of dessert with your lingerie collection, the Angel Delight is going to be your lingerie collection!

This piece looks sort of like it was from the renaissance aura and while that type of lingerie is not exactly ‘in style’ right now, it is beautiful.  There is something to be said about a piece of lingerie that tells a story and this piece in particular is one that looks like it could tell a pretty fantastic story.

So if you are looking for a piece of lingerie that not only looks amazing on anyone but is also very expensive and luxurious why not pick up this beauty?  You won’t regret it!!

“Gorgeous camisoles with lace finishes, knicker style pants in deep rich colours, and pretty matching bra and panty sets make up the winter collection. Summer sees translucent black garments with long lines of white lace embellishments, wonderful white bras with gathered bust and delicate accent bow, frilly pink colored chemises, and canary yellow bra and matching panty sets.”

Some photo previews:

From Elise Anderegg Lingerie; TLP.

One designer, whose line works dually inside and out, is Lisi Valle, a Cuban designer with a long history in the fashion market. Her Spring 2008 collection showcases models wearing her lingerie in outside shots on the grass, in gardens, on verandas and poolside. To be honest, the settings seem natural for Lisi’s gorgeous designs. And the final touch to her rich and luxurious products is the mauve cotton organdy bag. A stickler for details and meticulous in her designs, Lisi believes the packaging is just as important as the design itself. The packaging lends credibility to the value of the product so each item goes home in her traditional mauve cotton organdy bag.

Another designer who promoted the niche of wearing inner clothing outside was “bebe” under the direction of founder and present chairman Manny Mashouf. One camisole design was launched and it sold out almost instantly encouraging bebe to design and produce many more styles to meet the market demand.

Indeed, in the future more designs will lend themselves to be worn as outer clothing rather than undergarments.

Named Adagio, the collection combines the rich history of European lingerie with modern day North American influences. The most expensive fabrics are used in silk, cotton and velvet adorned with prestigious Calais laces and other imported European trimmings. Everything is sewn under strict quality regulations in their own factory in Canada and the lacework is lovingly hand sewn.

Fabulously regal pieces come in daywear, nightwear and cruise or resort wear, tailored or loose fitting, and many pieces are easily worn on the outside instead of under clothing. Perusing the collection one knows that this is luxury at its finest. Style: IR-290 – Stretch Lace Boy Leg Tanga Panty is made from iridescent purple and black stretch lace from Calais, France. What makes this label different from the others is the whole panty is made of the lace not just the trimmings. When the website says, “drop dead gorgeous”, the company really means it.

Moving on to the chemise collection, style: 10308ST – Miami Lace Chemise, is simply exquisite. Made of silk charmeuse in Miami pink, the bodice is completely stretch lace with a gorgeous lace triangle inlay in the back of the chemise. The floral mixed blue or mixed pink flirt chemise is so stunning in a unique fabric called Crinkle Polyester. Expensive silk charmeuse trimmings make up the bottom ruffle. One cannot be sure if this beautiful number is outerwear or innerwear. But it would look sexy on a cruise or even walking the beach.

Reviewing the selection of pyjamas, the colours are intense in blackberry and crimson silk. Indeed, there is no doubt that the Patricia Fieldwalker Adagio collection deserves a place with the highest end lingerie products available. All of the best magazines have photographed the line and it remains a solid luxury collection.

Regaling in extravagant pieces made of dotted Swiss tulle, Leavers Lace and gold filigree, I found that the designer is Claire Pettibone, who with her husband Guy Toley launched their first designs in 1994. The creations are vintage inspired with modern design while at the same time provide elegance, indulgence and dreamy visions to the women who wear the collection.

It is difficult to choose a favourite piece in this collection as all the pieces stand out on their own as stunning beauties. But if I were forced to make a decision and choose, I love the delicate and feminine Viola line which includes a camisole, chemise, long gown, short jacket, boyshort briefs and thong. Made of sumptuous stretch lace with silk ribbon waist sash, I was enthralled to view this collection.

But the heart stopper for me, and the line that originally piqued my interest, making me wish I never had to wear outer clothes again, was the Athena. Venise lace appliqués and stretch lace in rose, white, slate, ivory and black, I have never seen undergarments so tantalizingly beautiful. The rose coloured camisole left me feeling envious of the model wearing it as I longed to own the garment. The slate chemise might double as a gorgeous cocktail dress. I can understand why the Athena is the company’s signature collection.

Although, it appears this collection may only be sold in upscale lingerie boutiques in the US (you can find these on the Claire Pettibone site using the store locator), several pieces are being sold online as well on higher end bridal sites, which ship internationally.

To be perfectly honest, I had never heard of her before last night when watching a reality television show, which is something I never do. I was clicking through the channels and when I saw Kimora, even though I am a woman, I stopped dead in my tracks because her absolute beauty and poise stunned me.

If you are not familiar with her biography, Kimora has the distinction of being personally chosen by Karl Lagerfeld for the House of Chanel, at the age of thirteen years. And she continues more than twenty years later to dazzle, capture attention and empower women to look and feel gorgeous.

As the creative director of Baby Phat, Kimora addresses the specific needs of women to flaunt their beauty. This is evident in the inordinate amount of emphasis she places on detail. Beautiful, colorful fabrics and ultra feminine accents of lace trimmings, sweet little bows in just the right places and flouncy ruffles on the bottoms of the camisole and chemise designs. Who wouldn’t want to wear these elaborate creations?

Kimora embellishes her line of lingerie with rhinestones set on satin, fancy foil writings on cotton and finally the metallic logo imprinted with the famous cat. Apparently, she was inspired by her beloved cat that passed away and the logo for Baby Phat was born. What I find striking about the big, bold, in-your-face-logo is that with so many designers, the logo becomes gauche looking whereas with Kimora’s designs the logo seems to give the piece an air of elegance and richness.

Indeed, this line may be defined as lingerie, but it is classy and formal enough to be worn outdoors as part of an everyday ensemble. Think of one of these beautiful camisoles worn under a suit jacket or dress up your designer jeans with the incredible dress-like chemise.

Prices are anything but cheap at £215 for a decadent nightdress — but you are getting Cotton Club quality!

Some pics from TLP: