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Marks & Spencer and luxury label Coco de Mer have joined forces to produce a lingerie capsule that marries designer detailing with more accessible price points. The tie-up coincides with M&S marking 100 years of fashion and Coco de Mer celebrating its 25th anniversary.
Overview of the collaboration
The partnership delivers a curated 24-piece collection of satin, lace and signature embellishments created specifically for this release. M&S says the range blends Coco de Mer’s sensual design language with the retailer’s long-standing expertise in fit, quality and value.
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Items are offered in sizes 30–42 A–H, with prices spanning roughly €19.50 to €72. That price band places the capsule well below the usual Coco de Mer retail points, widening access to the brand’s aesthetic.
Highlights from the ranges
Reverie
Presented as the collection’s standout line, Reverie pairs Art Deco-inspired embroidery with deep emerald satin. Key pieces include a High Neck Plunge Bra priced at €52 and a sculpted signature Body at €72.
Belle
Belle takes a romantic approach: delicate eyelash lace and glossy satin appear in rich crimson and black. Notable items are the Satin Wrap (€72) and a High Neck Quarter Cup Balcony bra (€49).
Enigma
Enigma uses subtle metallic touches against luxurious satin to evoke classic boudoir styling. The range emphasises restrained drama; the Basque is listed at €72 while a coordinating Bralette costs €47.
Siren
Siren leans on floral embroidery and a midnight-blue palette for a refined, sensual finish. Pieces to note are the Cut-Out Balcony Bra (€52) and Cut-Out Brazilian Knickers (€20).
Why this matters
For shoppers, the collaboration offers a route to designer-led lingerie at lower prices than Coco de Mer’s typical range. For the brands, it marks a milestone pairing: M&S’s centenary in fashion alongside Coco de Mer’s 25th year, produced as a fresh, co-created collection rather than a reissue of existing designs.
Both labels describe the collection as intended to help wearers feel confident and empowered, combining aesthetic ambition with practical fit and value.
