Read on, baby, and get to know some of our signature lingerie styles. Lingerie has existed in various forms throughout history - and we’re often drawing inspiration from vintage collections, art, music, and style icons. Keep reading, lover, and discover Fleur du Mal’s luxury lingerie.
That’s why we create everything from couture quality lingerie sets in luxe embroideries and laces to chic loungewear or something killer for Valentine’s Day or your next date night. We know high-quality intimates and a focus on fit are key to feeling beautiful and confident. For the boardroom and the bedroom, the right lingerie has long laid the foundation for moving through the world more confidently.Īt Fleur du Mal, we design our lingerie collection with luxury fabrics, like French Leavers lace and lustrous silks, made with the highest craftsmanship. It’s an instant confidence boost, even if no one sees what you have on underneath. Lingerie goes far beyond mere function or seduction to serve as a means of self-expression, rebellion, and creativity. Fonts are things that get "applied over" text characters to change their style a bit, but this generate just picks out characters that look a bit like the regular alphabet characters and replaces your text with them.Lingerie has a rich history, from 18th-century corsets to the intimates-as-outerwear trend that’s evolved to include everything from ‘90s silk slip dresses and bustier tops to pajama dressing and visible thongs. There are all sorts of interesting characters in Unicode that have been added over the years (for various non-English languages, and industry-specific purposes) and did you know that emojis are also just regular Unicode characters? Yep! It's all just text. Regular keyboards can only hold about 100 characters, but there are actually tens of thousands of ( Unicode) characters in existence! So this page just lets you generate characters that you can't generate with your keyboard. Okay, so how is it possible to copy and paste these special characters from this site to another one? And if it is possible, then why isn't it possible to just go to a generic "fonts" website and copy (for example) the Comic Sans font and use that in your posts/bio? Well, here's the thing: The aesthetic "fonts" generated by this webpage aren't actually fonts at all! They're actually just special characters that are part of all fonts.
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