FashionEtc.com January 19th, 2026

Carrie Underwood covers the June issue of Glamour looking every bit the pop princess in a silky Rochas dress and Cosabella bustier—but the singer insists she’s every bit the down-home girl she’s always been.

As though Rosie Huntington-Whiteley’s lingerie line for Marks & Spencer isn’t enough of a draw, this morning brings news that another British style star is working on an only-available-in-the-U.K. collection: Alice Temperley. The British designer is doing a line for John Lewis.

Paris, here we come! The French label has launched a "more womanly" and mature follow-up to its Jeanne Lanvin fragrance—but it won't be sold in the U.S.

The former Victoria's Secret Angel is putting her lingerie skills to good use with a '20s-inspired line of robes, camis, teddies, and French knickers in muted tones and (what else?) rose prints.