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American one piece lace lingerie Eagle Drops Photoshop For New Lingerie Ads

American Eagle Outfitters one piece lace lingerie is boldly going where few brands have gone before. They're featuring unairbrushed women in their spring lingerie ads for Aerie. Said a spokesperson to Good Morning America, "We left everything.

We left beauty marks, one piece lace lingerie we left tattoos, what you see is really what you get with our campaign."

The images, placed in Aerie stores and on one piece lace lingerie ae.com, loudly proclaim that they're not retouched. It might sound like a publicity move much like Dove's "real beauty" campaign, but it does offer shoppers a true look at how each bra will fit their frame.

Online, users can search by size and the resulting images will feature Aerie models with the same measurements. "They work as models," said the spokesperson. "The difference is, these girls would never be cast as lingerie models."

Model Ashley Graham made waves as part of Lane Bryant's one piece lace lingerie viral #ImNoAngel campaign, but this whole time, she's had her own lingerie collection with Canadian plus-size retailer Addition Elle.

Now WWD reports that Graham and Addition Elle are capitalizing on Graham'spopularity and will bring the Ashley Graham collection to the US.

The line will debut this August online at womens formal gowns Nordstrom and at Nordstrom locations in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin and Minneapolis in October.

The "Modern Boudoir" collection is inspired by Fifty Shades of Grey and will include four bras priced at $65 to $70, matching one piece lace lingerie underwear retailing for $30, and a $90 kimono. The plan is to then increase US distribution for the Spring 2016 collection and to launch basic Ashley Graham bras and underwear in the spring as well.