Our very first Les Fleurs Atelier pop-up was never just about showcasing lingerie samples — it was about listening. The purpose of this event was to understand the needs of a diverse community of women who so often feel overlooked when searching for lingerie that truly reflects them.

The space quickly became more than a display. Women shared their stories, their frustrations, and their hopes. Conversations flowed about body, identity, confidence, and the quiet ways lingerie can empower or exclude. It was humbling, eye-opening, and deeply inspiring.

To make the evening even more special, we collaborated with two incredible Edinburgh-based artists. Zazou, a Zimbabwean DJ and model, brought the heartbeat of the night through her set, filling the room with energy and rhythm. Meanwhile, Kimberly, a contemporary mixed-media artist, transformed the space with her work, adding layers of texture and storytelling that reflected our ethos of strength and softness.

Together, fashion, music, and art created a space where women not only felt seen but celebrated. This was the first step in shaping Les Fleurs Atelier into more than a brand — into a movement dedicated to honouring women’s needs, voices, and experiences.