Lucie Ann

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Lucie Ann lingerie was founded in 1947 by Lucie Ann Onderwyzer (1913-1988). She became renowned for her extensive use of nylon tricot peignoirs trimmed with marabou. Based in Beverly Hills, California, her lingerie found favor with the stars, and was featured in the TV series Green Acres, being worn by its star Eva Gabor. After Onderwyzer’s death, the business was sold to Deena Inc., and the label name changed to Lucie Ann II. It was subsequently acquired by Lady Ester Lingerie Corp. in 1996.

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