A Date with Oneself
A campaign to rediscover, redefine, and represent yourself
We spend a lifetime meeting expectations. Playing roles. Performing. Conforming to what others want to see.
What if, for once, we chose ourselves? Just for ourselves. Without justification. Without armor.
This is the invitation we're extending with A Date with Oneself. Our new campaign—intimate, necessary, and led by five women who agreed to open up, share their stories, and represent themselves.
Mariana Mazza, Anne-Lovely Étienne, Emma Dunn, Coco Béliveau, and Khate Lessard.
Five voices, five bodies, five truths. And a shared desire to return to what's essential: oneself.
Lingerie as an extension of oneself
A Date with Oneself celebrates the idea that lingerie isn't just about appearance. It's what we wear closest to ourselves, first. What's there, in the most intimate, truest moments.
At Lingerie Emma, we sincerely believe that lingerie is a way to take care of oneself. Not for others. For oneself.
The videos: going beyond the surface
Five video capsules. Five women. Five real conversations, filmed intimately.
Find them on our website, on our Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube pages. The tone is raw, heartfelt, unembellished—but always delicate.
Five women. Five impulses.
Mariana Mazza
She reminds us of one essential thing: our mere presence is enough. With sincerity, she talks about liberated breasts, rediscovered softness, a body she now reveals not to assert herself, but to normalize. And she chooses to love herself, even on days when it's not so easy.
Anne-Lovely Étienne
Her balance comes from writing, food, and respecting her limits. She reminds us that self-love is learned. And that this work is something only we can do.
Emma Dunn (owner of Lingerie Emma)
She confides her fear of being alone. The long road to acceptance. She reminds us that we don't have to be a "Wonder Woman" to be worthy. Just to be well, here, now.
Coco Béliveau
Her sanctuary: calm, the arts, pajamas. She learned to say no, to prioritize herself. She says it bluntly: we don't have to wait until we've checked off everything to choose ourselves.
Khate Lessard
She talks about transformation. Resilience. A body she has come to terms with differently. She chooses to redefine self-care in her own way, outside the boxes. And it suits her well.
Because choosing oneself is powerful
What this campaign offers is not a model. It's a space. A breath. A permission.
The permission to be vulnerable. The permission to open up. The permission to say: I matter. I deserve. I am here.
Each video is a mirror. Not to correct, but to recognize. Not to smooth over, but to listen.
And sometimes, all it takes is a soft fabric, a benevolent look, and a moment stolen from daily life… to finally reconnect with oneself.
Because before being for others, one must first be for oneself.
