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Byline: Florence Kane
Jean Yu was just a girl when her fascination with pretty underpinnings began. "It was almost embarrassing," she says, "because in gym class everyone else was wearing white cotton briefs, and I had something on much more decadent." This, and boredom with today's lingerie-"It's just either more expensive lace or less expensive lace"-led the grown-up Yu to start designing novel, simple-yet-sumptuous silk underthings, refreshingly lace-free, like boyish briefs with cutout sides and halter brassieres that band around the torso.
But even before Yu started designing intimates, she became known for her ...