Latest from Kiki...

Kiki de Montparnesse creates designs that they call "French Inspired". What is for certain is that they combine silks and laces to create some of the most stunning designs out there right now. If you're looking to feel sexy and/or kick up the intimacy, you should probably look no further. Below are just some of their latest looks:

Merci Mini Slip

Lace Inset Mini Slip

La Madame Corset Skirt

Handcuff Bodysuit

All Over Lace Cami



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