3 looks de fête pour briller lors des soirées de fin d’année

Les fêtes de fin d’année approchent à grands pas, et avec elles, l’envie irrésistible de se parer de ses plus beaux atours ! Que vous prévoyiez une soirée chic, un réveillon entre amis ou un dîner familial, nous avons ce qu’il vous faut pour composer des looks à la fois élégants et confortables. Chez Maline Bodywear, notre mission est de vous offrir des pièces qui vous subliment, tout en en étant parfaitement à l’aise et confortable. Découvrez nos 3 inspirations pour un look de fête et briller avec confort lors de vos soirées de fin d'année. Le look élégant piquant Pour une soirée habillée ou un dîner formel, on vous propose de miser sur un look sobre et sophistiqué.  Le look #1 Misez sur une pièce simple mais élégant comme un body noir côtelé intemporel. Le Body Céline noir, avec sa coupe ajustée et son décolleté subtil (avec brassière intégrée), est parfait pour apporter une touche raffinée. Sa matière douce en Tencel épouse vos formes sans comprimer, avec douceur, pour un confort optimal tout au long de la soirée. Ajoutez-y une jupe satinée fluide : associez le body Céline noir côtelé à une jupe midi fluide (effet soie) pour une allure chic et légère. Enfin, ajoutez-y quelques accessoires pour apporter un peu de pep's comme des bijoux dorés ou des boucles de couleurs, plus imposantes, qui viendront sublimer l’ensemble. Ce look mise sur des pièces intemporelles, parfaites pour être réutilisées tout au long de l’année. Le body Céline noir côtelé devient la pièce phare de votre tenue grâce à sa coupe élégante et son tissu aussi confortable que qualitatif. Le look confort glamour décontracté Pour un réveillon entre amis ou un dîner en famille, privilégiez une tenue qui allie chic et confort afin de pouvoir profiter pleinement !  Le look #2 Misez sur un body col roulé côtelé : notre body Pauline noir (ou crème) est parfait pour créer un look glamour en hiver. Avec son tissu côtelé et son col montant, il est à la fois élégant et chaleureux. L'avantage du body Pauline est sa capacité à se prêter au jeu des superpositions : idéal pour créer un look glamour décontracté. Associez-le à une robe chasuble en cuir vegan ou effet daim pour une allure des années 70 décontractée mais soignée.  Terminez le look avec des bottines vernis, quelques bracelets joncs et un long manteau pour compléter le look. Ce look mise sur la simplicité avec une pointe d’élégance. Le body Pauline col roulé est votre allié pour rester chic tout en profitant d’un confort incomparable. Le total look, chic & intemporel S’il y a bien un look qui ne se démode jamais et qui convient à toutes les occasions, c’est bien le total look noir. Chic, intemporel et flatteur, il est parfait pour vos dîners de fin d'année ou un évènement un peu spécial. Chez Maline Bodywear, nous avons les pièces idéales pour composer une tenue "total look noir" qui marie confort et élégance. Le look #3 Misez sur un body asymétrique qui dévoile avec subtilité l'épaule : notre body Héloïse noir (qui existe aussi en bleu et en rouge) est la pièce parfaite pour réhausser n'importe quelle tenue avec peu de choses. Avec son tissu côtelé et sa brassière intégrée, il est à la fois chic et confortable. Le body Héloïse est une pièce forte, qui se suffit à elle-même. Il sort des standards habituels et apporte une note de modernité à votre look, sans y ajouter d'autres éléments pour créer un look chic. Il allie chic et simplicité.  Associez-le à une jupe longue fluide ou plutôt près du corps comme la jupe Sereia. Dotée du même tissu, l'ensemble créera un effet robe longue, très chic.  Terminez le look avec une bouche rouge pour accentuer le glamour de cette tenue. Alors, prête à briller ? Cette année, célébrez les fêtes avec style et confiance grâce à nos pièces Maline Bodywear ✨ Et vous, quel look allez-vous adopter ?

What you need to know about Tencel®: this ecological and innovative material

Tencel ® , also known as Lyocell, is an innovative textile fiber made from wood pulp, mainly eucalyptus, in the textile world that stands out for its ecological manufacturing and exceptional properties. Extremely soft, comfortable, breathable and effective in absorbing moisture, Tencel stands out as a sustainable alternative to traditional cotton . This guide helps you discover this treasure, and explores this revolutionary material in depth, from its origins to its benefits, applications and care, to help you understand why Tencel® is a must-have option in sustainable fashion. What is this material: Tencel®? Tencel ® or lyocell, is a textile fiber made primarily from wood pulp, such as eucalyptus, beech, or birch. Known for its silk-like softness and durability , Tencel ® is an eco-friendly alternative to traditional synthetic and natural fibers, such as cotton. Its growing popularity in the fashion industry is due to its unique properties that combine comfort, quality, and environmental friendliness. Origin and Manufacture of Tencel® Wood pulp as raw material Tencel ® is a fabric made from wood pulp from sustainably managed forests. The trees used are mainly eucalyptus, beech and birch, which are selected for their fast growth and low environmental impact , unlike cotton. The wood pulp is transformed into fibers through an innovative process that minimizes the use of resources and chemicals. The ecological manufacturing process The manufacturing process of Tencel® is particularly environmentally friendly , much more so than cotton. The wood pulp is dissolved in a non-toxic solvent, N-Methylmorpholine N-oxide (NMMO), which is 99% recycled during the process. This closed-loop process reduces waste, product usage and minimises the ecological impact of production , unlike the management and production of many other textile fibres, such as cotton for example. Sereia skirt in TENCEL Advantages of Tencel® over Other Fibers Softness and comfort for the skin Tencel® fabric is renowned for its exceptional quality and softness , often compared to silk . Discovering its soft, qualitative and pleasant texture makes it a number one and preferred choice for luxury clothing and underwear. Its ability to drape elegantly and its silky touch make it a highly sought-after quality material. Breathability and moisture management Beyond its eco-friendliness, one of Tencel’s most appreciated special features is its breathability and moisture management. Tencel® fiber is highly absorbent, which helps regulate body temperature and wick away moisture, providing optimal comfort in a variety of weather conditions. This trait is particularly beneficial for products such as sportswear, bedding, daywear, and underwear, unlike cotton. Reduced environmental impact Tencel® has a much lower environmental impact than synthetic fibre products or natural materials such as cotton. Its management and production uses less water and energy than cotton , and the fact that the solvent used is almost 100% recyclable significantly reduces waste and pollution. Uses of Tencel® in the fashion industry Tencel® clothing and accessories Tencel® fabric is used in a variety of products: clothing, accessories, (...) ranging from bodywear (like the Solis top , Céline and Héloïse bodysuits , Sereia skirts ,...) to accessories. Its silk-like softness and elegance make it an ideal choice for garments that require both comfort and sophistication. In addition, it retains its shape and color well, even after multiple washes. Use in household linen Tencel ® is used for household linens, such as sheets, pillowcases and towels, as it benefits from the absorbent and moisture-regulating properties of the fiber. These products provide a feeling of freshness and comfort, improving the quality of sleep and the overall experience of relaxation. Maintenance and Durability of Tencel® Tips for maintaining Tencel® Tencel ® fabric is easy to care for and can often be machine washed: we recommend a low temperature wash program (30°C) or hand wash, provided you do not wring the textile, as this could damage the natural fibers. It is recommended to air dry them, without product, to preserve their texture and shape. Tencel ® is also crease resistant , which reduces the need for ironing. Durability compared to other textiles In terms of durability, Tencel ® is comparable to cotton and wool, but it surpasses synthetic materials such as polyester in terms of comfort and environmental friendliness. Its resistance to wear and its ability to retain its shape make Tencel ® a sustainable choice for clothing and home linens. Conclusion: The future of Tencel in sustainable fashion Tencel® fabric represents the future of sustainable fashion with its eco-friendly qualities , unmatched comfort and versatility . As more consumers turn to environmentally friendly products, Tencel® is positioned as a premium option for those seeking both style and responsibility. Its ability to meet sustainability requirements while providing a luxurious experience makes Tencel® an innovative and essential fiber in the modern textile industry. If you too want to adopt this incredible material for your health, your comfort and the planet, discover our collection of Bodywear products here (all our materials are Oeko-tex standard 100 certified , without PFA or metallic nanoparticles)

Mechelen women: Patricia

We are back in Les Femmes Maline, the newspaper that tells the real stories of wonderful women. 🌞 In the previous episode , I was with Marthe, she gave herself to us and you particularly appreciated it! Today, I present to you Patricia. Since the very beginning of the adventure, Patricia has been there! She was one of the first to support Maline and to be a total fan of my creations. With her I discussed the changes that we naturally welcome during our life, the women who have deeply inspired her, the freedom to consume differently and her next sunny getaway. I wish you all a very good reading... Patricia is wearing the triangle bra without underwire & the Ulyssia panties . My exchanges with Patricia: - "Can you introduce yourself quickly?" - Pauline - "I am Patricia. I am now an image consultant with an eco-responsible fashion aim. Otherwise, I am a former executive in the pharmaceutical industry and I have converted. I think that at some point, you have to do what you really want. It was something that had been in my mind for a very long time, but I didn't dare for economic reasons. But sometimes there's a little twist of fate that makes you go!" - Patricia - "What is your motto / your mantra?" - Pauline - "I never lose. Either I win or I learn" - Patricia - " What are you most proud of?" - Paulina - "I think it's my reconversion, because I really listened to myself. I had that in me for years and years. And besides, I'm having fun!" -Patricia - "A woman who inspires you?" - Paulina - "So I have 2: Marie Curie: that's my scientific side. She imposed herself in a men's environment, where women were not present. She's a great scientist. And Simone Veil: in relation to her resilience. She is truly an extraordinary woman who has experienced the unthinkable, who suddenly knew how to accompany women and who is still at the origin of an essential path for us. I didn't see the movie about her, but I read a report that shocked me." - Patricia - "How did you know Maline?" -Patricia - "I met Maline on social networks. On Instagram, I saw a little post appear in my feed one day. In fact, it was really the very beginning of Maline. Your project really interested me. It's also the first time that I was interested in eco-responsible fashion outside of materials, let's say, organic cotton and the like. The fact that you also make your creations in France, near Lyon, where we have a certain know-how in lingerie, that really appealed to me." -Patricia - "What inspires Maline in you?" - Pauline - "Freedom: the freedom to consume differently but also the freedom to wear pieces that I had never actually bought. I always had swimsuits with whalebones and there... more whalebones and then high-waisted panties! So completely different." Patricia - "What do you like about Maline?" - Pauline - "I like the colors, the shapes, the slightly retro side. I love it!" -Patricia - "How would you describe your relationship with your body?" - Paulina - "I will describe it now appeased. I have now learned to know it. I have also learned to know my strengths. And indeed, I will say what I call "my little areas of discomfort", and well they significantly less annoying. I don't necessarily wear push-ups anymore. I admitted that I have a little androgynous side and I play on it. I even find it rather amusing to play with the masculine/feminine." - Patricia - "Is sustainable fashion important to you?" - Paulina - "It is very important to me. It is even almost essential. I've been on Instagram for 2 years now with my @nouveaus_regards_ account. In fact, I really try to highlight eco-responsible brands on this account, whether French or foreign. In any case, what matters to me is that it is done ethically and with respect for the environment." - Patricia - "Your recommendations for more sustainable fashion?" - Paulina - "For me, eco-responsible fashion is not just about buying eco-responsible fashion pieces. It is above all what I call "shopping in your dressing room". Moreover, our dressing rooms are often very full. We would only use about 30% of our wardrobe regularly. For the 70% not used, we must learn to use it, know how to tune it. It's already one thing: exploit what we have The second hand is also a very good solution which also allows you to find very pretty vintage pieces, or in consignment stores. " -Patricia - "Have you always paid attention to the way you consume?" - Pauline - "No... it's really been 4 years since I started to consume better by eliminating polyester in clothes especially. Because I didn't find it comfortable and I didn't understand that they could sell us plastic at the price where it is sold to us. Then I got interested in sales. I did not understand why we could have a garment at a lambda price in month X, then at -60% 3 or 4 months later. I thought there was really a dichotomy about that. Then I started looking for brands that were consuming and looking for a fair price instead. That's what I've noticed is that within eco-responsible fashion, we do try as much as possible to make fair prices, whether for consumers but also for all the people involved. in the chain. I never would have thought 5 years ago that we could dress entirely in Made in France!" - Patricia - "Do you have a hidden talent?" - Pauline - "No... I think that I will express my hidden talent in my job. I know how to combine colors, shapes... In fact, I think that's my strong point." -Patricia - "Your favorite place to swim?" - Pauline - "I really like the Giens peninsula. We have been going there regularly for 5 years. I love this place, I find it out of time where it feels like the 50s have stopped here. It's really a place that I really like." -Patricia - "What's your next destination / sunny getaway?" - Paulina - "The one I dream of or the real one? Haha both! I would love to go to Costa Rica. It is a country that attracts me precisely for its very, very strong environmental side. Then I know that there are really very beautiful seabeds. Otherwise, I'd like to go back and do a dive in the Mediterranean... with my Maline swimsuit!" - Patricia Another beautiful and deep conversation... I loved chatting with Patricia and I hope you enjoyed it. See you soon ♥️

Mechelen women: Marthe

The benevolence of the women I met throughout the Maline adventure brought me a lot and it is one of the most beautiful things I have to say, among all the others who accompany me. From the beginning, I have always had at heart to be close to my clients. It brings me peace and the creation of a special bond with them is something unique. This bond that is created is like a small seed of positivity that we plant, which grows and offers us a lot of joy when it hatches. Each new encounter is a stage in life, if it's a chance I take it, if it's a lesson I learn it. It is a real pleasure for me to introduce you to the Maline women. Those who love the story of my brand and my creations from the bottom of their hearts. Women full of life, projects, love and spontaneous humor. Welcome to Les Femmes Maline, the newspaper that tells the real stories of wonderful women. 🌞 Today, I welcomed Marthe. She has known Maline for a while now and I discussed with her the things that inspire her, the relationship she has with her body, sustainable fashion, her favorite place to swim and her hidden talent. . I wish you all a very good reading... Marthe is wearing the powder pink Piha Beach high-waisted briefs My exchanges with Marthe "Can you introduce yourself quickly?" - Pauline "I'm Marthe Duval. I'm 30 years old, I live in Lyon. I like ricorée, bobs and my guy! I'm a fashion designer." - Martha "What's your mantra?" - Paulina "Nothing is lost, everything is transformed" - Martha "What are you most proud of?" - Pauline "To be self-employed." - Martha "A woman who inspires you?" - Paulina "My grandmother. My grandmother is a botanist and she was able to pass on to me her taste for beauty and plants and I know that it is something that still transports me today as much in my creations as at home where it is it's a jungle!" - Martha "How did you know Maline?" - Paulina "I met Maline on social networks." - Martha "What inspires you Maline?" - Paulina “It inspires me with gentleness and respect for people” - Martha "What do you like about Maline?" - Pauline "What do I love about Maline? Responsible design from fabric to production to delivery." - Martha "How would you describe your relationship with your body?" - Pauline "Question that kills what. My relationship with my body? At 30 I love my body. Oh, it's depressing, isn't it? I'm more caring with my body." - Martha "A few words on sustainable fashion?" - Pauline "A few words about sustainable fashion... For me sustainable fashion is the future. It is what any company around this industry should create and continue to develop." - Martha "Have you always paid attention to the way you consume?" - Pauline "Yes! Until I remembered yes. My parents were already very into the second hand, going antiquing to the Emmaüs. So yes, I always had this fiber there, it never left me. " - Martha "Your favorite place to swim?" - Paulina "The Gorges of the Ardèche." - Martha "Your next destination (to swim)?" - Pauline "In connection with the swimsuit? Big party in the Drôme Provençale haha. No wait, suddenly Brittany." - Martha "And finally, do you have a hidden talent ahah?" - Pauline A tongue in the shape of a flower, we love Marthe, suuuuper talent! ;) Thank you for following the adventures of the Maline women! I hope you liked it ! See you soon ♥️ Stay calmly in contact with us (you decide the frequency) and receive -10% on your first order by subscribing to our newsletter by clicking here .

Non-wired bras made in France

Maline offers lingerie sets and bras made in France, and especially without underwire! The comfort and natural support of your chest to be comfortable all day!