M&S x Coco De Mer is bringing luxury lingerie to the high street


Luxury intimates brand Coco de Mer and high street favourite M&S have collaborated “to create our boldest lingerie collection yet”.
If there’s one retailer with a longstanding foothold in our underwear drawers, it’s M&S. From multipack cotton underwear to the vest you throw under almost everything, you’ve most likely got something from the high street favourite spilling out of your dresser.
For more than a century, practicality has been at the forefront of their designs. Now, Coco de Mer is seeing M&S lingerie through a luxury lens.
M&S has enjoyed a successful and highly discussed glow-up in the last year, with Coco de Mer joining the likes of 16 Arlington and Aries in a series of headline-making collaborations. The luxury lingerie brand is bringing a sensuous and evocative feel to a section of M&S that prides itself on comfort and quality.

There are 24 pieces in the collection, spanning four themed lines
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Coco de Mer’s designs aim to encourage women to embrace how they feel wearing it, rather than dressing purely for someone else's gaze. The lingerie brand brings richly detailed embroideries and barely-there lace, in classic black and deep jewel-coloured tones to create a collection that feels modern, opulent and elevated.
Lucy Litwack, owner and CEO of Coco de Mer, says: “To me, sensuality is about appreciating yourself. I always found it so surprising when people thought that lingerie was something that women wore for somebody else. When actually, it's the only item of clothing that we wear that no one else can see unless we choose to show it to them. It's our secret power.”
The 24-piece collection coincides with M&S’s '100 Years of Fashion' and Coco de Mer’s 25th anniversary, featuring four ranges with various sizes and accessible price points (from 30-42 A-H and XS-XL, priced £15-£55).
M&S x Coco de Mer Belle Lace Quarter-Cup Balcony Bra

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The Belle line features balcony bras, Brazilian knickers and robes trimmed with black or crimson eyelash lace. The classic quarter-cup bra boasts luxurious satin inserts, while underwired cups create shape and support. The low-cut neckline lends the bra to square-neck, fitted, or low-cut tops. Complete the lingerie set with the Belle lace thong (£16, Marksandspencer.com), lace suspender (£22, Marksandspencer.com), or high-waisted Brazilian knickers (£15, Marksandspencer.com).
M&S x Coco de Mer Siren Embroidery Tanga Thong

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Hailing from the Siren line, characterised by its luxurious deep midnight blue satin, this tanga thong boasts seductive peekaboo detailing and fauna-inspired embroidery. Less than £20, it’s among the most affordable pieces.
M&S x Coco de Mer embroidered basque

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The Enigma line showcases boudoir-inspired pieces, such as this opulent embroidered basque. The decadent gold foil effect gives it a decorative finish, while the hook-and-eye fastening provides a secure fit. Stretch ensures it’s still comfortable. The Enigma Miami knickers (£16, Marksandspencer.com) and matching gold foil bralette (£36, Marksandspencer.com) offer a more everyday, gold foil take.
M&S x Coco de Mer Reverie Embroidery High-Neck Plunge Bra

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Rich dark green embroidery runs through the Reverie line, including this high-neck plunge bra. The luxe piece features fan-inspired embroidery with seamless edges. Sweeping, fan-inspired embroidery sits against smooth, sensuous satin, with adjustable straps to tailor the fit and softly finished, seamless edges. Style it as a layering piece under sheer shirts this party season. The Reverie line also includes a sumptuous body (£55, Marksandspencer.com), balcony bra (£40, Marksandspencer.com), and Brazilian knickers (£16, Marksandspencer.com).
M&S x Coco de Mer Belle Satin Wrap

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The final flourish to any lingerie set, the Belle robe is made from luxurious satin in a crimson red finish. A delicate lace trim adds premium detail, rivalling Coco de Mer's famously expensive robes. Cut from fluid fabric that skims the body, the robe features a tie waist to adjust the fit.
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