Lisa Chavy designs it as a key element of the silhouette. A hint of lace peeking out, a back styled with the care of a neckline, a touch of transparency to catch the eye. For Autumn-Winter 2026, the house takes the game further with The Art of Suggestion. Silhouettes behind a shoji screen, embroidered details glimpsed, skin guessed at rather than exposed. Seduction still keeps a few secrets.
Lisa Chavy has spent nearly fifteen years observing women and their lingerie, from directing the artistic vision of major collections to founding her own label in 2017. Her vision: to elevate lingerie beyond the purely functional, treating it as a true fashion piece—sometimes too beautiful to hide.
At LIVY, heritage craftsmanship, particularly Calais lace, meets laser cutting, thermofusion, and graphic structures; backs are transformed into plunging necklines, and underwires feel more like fine jewelry than traditional corsetry.
For The Art of Suggestion, the Autumn-Winter 2026 collection guides this vocabulary toward something more hushed: a silhouette appears behind a shoji screen, lace reveals just enough, while the play of shadow and transparency does the rest.
Taste
Lisa Chavy · Paris · The Art of Suggestion · Suggest, don’t show · Lingerie as fashion · Lingerie bijou · French lingerie · Dentelle de Calais · Sheer lingerie
