Pfiff has generously donated its beautiful, yet comfortable “Portrait of a Lady” full coverage bra and bikini set. Featuring a soft, microfiber knit paired with two-toned stretch lace and scalloped eyelash lace, this vintage inspired set is sure to be a wonderful addition to your lingerie drawer.

And I’m not the only one taking notice of Pfiff. Pfiff was recently featured in lingerie spreads in both Cosmopolitan and Marie Claire magazines.

Ready to sign up and win? Click here. Want to see more that Pfiff has to offer? Visit Star Boudoir.

Go to Star Boudoir yourself to peruse all the pretty things! As an added incentive, receive 10% off when you include the code TOP10 at check out. In the meantime, find out more about celeb favorite Pfiff in my previous post (which includes the details of what Kate Walsh purchased for Katherine Heigl’s bridal shower!).

Let us know in our forums what you decide on. Happy Shopping!

When I reached the 4th floor of the legendary department store, well known for its intimate apparel department, I entered into a world of pulsating, dance beats. Despite the torrential downpour outside, the event attracted a diverse crowd of ladies inside for an evening of tasty cocktails, yummy snacks, and of course, beautiful lingerie. Beauty department partners were also on hand to offer samples of lotions and perfumes as well as perform complimentary make up consultations. The event also featured a “Make Your Own Sachet” bar. The perfect little something for your drawer of little somethings!

Pfiff (pronounced “fiff”) is a versatile, stylish, and luxurious line that can be worn on a weekday as a pick me up, on a weekend night out as a confidence booster, or on any special evening. Pfiff has something for every woman and every mood. Each collection tells a story through elegant fabrics and exquisite details. While at the event, I was not only able to admire and drool over the luxurious Pfiff pieces (a few of which I have my eye on!), but also chat with the brain behind the business, Seleena Sidhu.

What is the origin of the name Pfiff?
Pfiff is a German word that means spunk. It’s an expressive word that means something different, unique.

How long has Pfiff been around?
6 years.

In your opinion, why does Pfiff stand out in the industry?
It echoes a lot of what we’ve been hearing this past year as we have grown. We are different in our design, fabric quality, and color story among our competitors. Also the design effort into each piece is more than you see with something mass produced.

You also stand out because of your support of Breast Cancer research. Could you tell me more about that?
It’s something we have done for about 2 years now. Breast cancer is something we’ve all experienced through others in our lives. It’s a very personal experience for everyone in our company to contribute.

How should a woman feel wearing Pfiff?
She should feel happy, inspired, empowered, intelligent. Not only is she buying something beautiful, but that makes sense for her every day life. The Pfiff woman is self-indulgent, but not over the top. She finds the right balance.

Where do you get your inspiration for the designs and the themes of the collections?
We are a fashion line so we use a lot of designer, runway trends. We reflect what’s current and upcoming. For instance, our spring and summer collections are bright and architectural in design. There is a common thread between the elements for a season to give an overall impact.

What is your favorite item in the current collection and why?
My favorite is the Natural Rapture bustier. It’s supportive, but sexy. It’s also versatile.

What item in the new collection would you choose for a bride to be that wants that wow factor for her honeymoon?
I’d choose the Lavish Bouquet Flyaway Babydoll. Lavish Bouquet is one of our best sellers. In fact, Kate Walsh [Grey’s Anatomy/Private Practice Addison] called us to order the Lavish Bouquet Brazilian tap pant and camisole as a bridal shower gift for Katherine Heigl [costar, Grey's Izzie] (which was given this past weekend). (Find out about more stars who love Pfiff here!)

Where can our readers find Pfiff?
Pfiff can be found at Anthropologie, Henri Bendel, Dillard’s, Macy’s West, and HSN. Also online at Star Boudoir.

Many thanks to Seleena for sharing all this great information with us.

Okay ladies (and gentlemen purchasing for the ladies), be sure to explore the wonderful world of Pfiff and let us know all about it in our forums. Pay special attention to the Natural Rapture collection, my personal favorite. The detailing on the back of the panty is absolutely amazing. And according to Seleena, you can look great coming and going. My thoughts exactly. Enjoy!

To join the fight against breast cancer and pamper yourself at the same time, check out what all of these lingerie companies are doing to help: Figleaves, along with the popular lingerie brands for sale on the site, is donating a portion of the profits from certain pink lingerie items to charity. Throughout October, they will be jointly giving between 10% and 30% of sales on certain products to Living Beyond Breast Cancer, a nonprofit organization devoted to helping women fighting breast cancer. For a list of eligible items, click here if you live in the US and here in the UK. Be sure to check out our sale section to get a coupon code for free deliveries and returns!

Through December 1, 2007, Pfiff Lingerie will donate a portion of the proceeds from its “Moments of Seduction” line in the Twilight Bush color (like the set in our contest that just ended) to The American Breast Cancer Foundation. The line includes a wireless bralette, push-up balconette, lined full coverage bra, and more. You can purchase these items at lingerie boutiques and Star Boudoir.

Bare Necessities will donate $2 to the Susan G. Komen for the Cure for every Wacoal bra purchased from now until October 15, 2007.

I’ll let you guys know about more breast cancer donation programs as I get wind of them. In the meantime, go buy yourself something pretty in pink, support the organizations devoted to this disease, and be sure to stay healthy and aware of your own body. I won’t stand to hear of any TLP fans suffering from breast cancer!

The Pfiff collection began in 2002 in New York City and was first started as an importer of Italian corsetry. Of course, the company grew quickly and began expanding into a full line of lingerie – one that’s popular both for its relatively low price point and subsequent excellent value (bras run from $40-$80).

Their bras are infamous for tight bands that give eye-popping cleavage without sacrificing comfort. That said, I still wouldn’t play tennis in one. I might, however, be willing to show off their panties under a short racquet skirt;