The coquette aesthetic is characterized by flirtatiousness, playfulness, and a touch of seduction. It often involves using feminine and alluring elements such as lace, sheer fabrics, ruffles, bows, and delicate embellishments, creating a charming, whimsical, and irresistibly romantic look. Overall, the coquette aesthetic celebrates femininity and encourages self-expression through clothing and accessories that captivate and enchant. So how does it translate to bridal lingerie? We’ve picked out our top four coquette bridal aesthetic looks if this look is for you.
Polish slow fashion brand Le Petit Trou is arguably the most obvious place to start in coquette fashion, and we’re in love with the Paquerette set for brides, though each unique and flirtatious set channels the aesthetic. Light blue mesh ruffles and silk are only elevated by tiny embroidered flowers and a delicate front closure.
Aubade’s Dans de Sens set is a perfect bridal look for the coquette bride with a more classic romantic style. Delicate lace covers every inch of the decadent pieces, available in balconette and plunge styles. The straps feature ruffled lace, finishing each piece with a sweet bow.
Slowly taking on the Lingerie fashion scene is the French luxury brand Huit. Their pieces have a sweet youthfulness, but we’re especially in love with the Boogie Wonderland bra with its pink-white mesh and a tiny menagerie of embroidered florals. A floral guipure trim adds the finishing touch.
Finally, Fleur du Mal’s Whitney set is a stunning silk set in a soft lavender hue. Flowers, straps, and bows make this set the perfect, irresistibly feminine look. Heads up, the brand runs a little small so we recommend going up a cup size for the ideal fit. For even more stunning and whimsical looks, shop our full selection of flirty lingerie below.
In the world of fashion, there exist designers who go beyond clothing creation; they weave narratives that embrace uniqueness and personal style. Nette Rose stands out as a brand that embodies this ethos brought to life by Meg Miller's journey. Meg's deep affection for fabrics, dresses, and vintage aesthetics is evident in every piece she designs.
