Mariano Fortuny Lingerie dressing, which is enjoying a major revival (were looking at you, Gwyneth Paltrow), was most definitely not in vogue when Mariano Fortuny, the Spanish-born, Venice-based artist and designer was active, in the early 1900s
White shows everything, from the slightest stain to that missed, unironed crease, which is another reason I have avoided it in general, hiding behind the camouflage of black or the concealment of a busy print
Refined tank straps, a graceful V-back, and hidden pockets round out a look that stays polished from every angle
And because they were in fact quite sensible, many of them were commercial hits
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