Kylie Minogue wants to bring back lingerie line

OHMYGOSSIP — Kylie Minogue wants to revive her lingerie line.
The ‘Spinning Around’ hitmaker launched her Love Kylie brand in 2003 and she’d love to release a new collection because so many women have told her they are still using underwear from the original range.
Looking back at a 2004 Sunday Times Style magazine cover, she told the outlet: “That was when we were doing pictures for the Showgirl tour. I’m wearing Alaïa leggings and a Love Kylie bra, which I will bring back one day.
“I still have women go, ‘I’ve still got mine.’ I mean, that’s a long time to hold on to your smalls, but we can do it again.”
Kylie loved the fashion she wore in the early 200s.
She reflected: “That was a good era for me. I was wearing Nicolas Ghesquière, Balenciaga, a lot of Chanel. I was deep in fashion.”
The 56-year-old singer has worked with the likes of Stella McCartney and the late Karl Lagerfeld and had John Galliano, Jean Paul Gaultier and Dolce + Gabbana design her tour costumes, and she credits her 2002 tour for being a “wild awakening” about what was possible for her performance wardrobe.
She said: “Well, Dolce + Gabbana did my ‘Fever2002’ tour and that was a wild awakening because, until then, on tour you had to scrape things together. I see pictures of the racks from touring back then and it’s like one rack with four or five things hanging on it.
“Cut to 2002 and suddenly D+G were providing three of everything. It was crazy. I’ve had a great relationship with them and that is still going to this day.”
Looking back, Kylie considers the white hooded jumpsuit designed by Fee Doran under the Mrs. Jones label – which she wore in the ‘Can’t Get You Out Of My Head’ music video – to be her most iconic look, even if she “didn’t appreciate” how special it was at first.
She reflected: “The way I wore it, the way it moved, the way it was lit.
“When I saw Fee’s drawings I probably didn’t appreciate it at the time.
“Even on the hanger, seeing it for the first time, I never knew it would have this life of its own.”

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