Stella McCartney Introduces Stella Lace Underwear Series to Support World Breast Cancer Prevention Month

In October of each year, it is designated as the “World Breast Cancer Prevention Month”. In this season's autumn/winter high-end underwear collection, Stella McCartney once again specially designed a Stella Lace underwear set. This latest breast cancer prevention campaign featured a special presentation by Chelsea Handler, the famous comedian and Netflix video site talk show host, in support of the designer’s initiative to promote breast cancer prevention in October. In order to raise public awareness of breast diseases, and encourage women to pay attention to their own health and regular health checks.

Stella McCartney said

“Breast cancer is the second most common female disease in the world. Although most people are aware of the terrible disease, they often forget to take early steps to find and actively treat the disease. Therefore, I designed this set The underwear set reminds women that they are concerned about their health and regularly do health checks. This series is not only a good reminder, it also has a perfect sense of design and extremely comfortable to wear.”

Stella Lace lingerie series interprets the designer's typical design style, showing women's effortless fashion and sexy. The color of musk pea powder highlights the elegance of women. This special collection includes a bodice and bikini briefs that combines a sporty silhouette with a striped elastic support detail and lace material that reveals feminine elegance to create an easy-to-wear lingerie set.

A portion of the Stella Lace lingerie line will be donated to the National Breast Cancer Foundation and the Linda McCartney Centre in Liverpool, UK to support them in providing state-of-the-art early detection devices and treatment options for breast cancer patients. . Musk Pea Pink Underwear Set will be released on October 1st at Stella McCartney's global boutiques, branded official website, and designated high-end department stores around the world, including Le Bon Marche in Paris, New York's Fifth Avenue, and luxury e-commerce site Net-a-porter. . The limited set includes bikini briefs for 237 yuan and a 398 yuan bodice.