Self Esteem Puts Curves on Show in Bluebella Lingerie SS23 Campaign

British singer Self Esteem drips sexiness and confidence as she stars in an 'anti-Valentine's day' campaign from London-bas...

British singer Self Esteem drips sexiness and confidence as she stars in an 'anti-Valentine's day' campaign from London-based lingerie brand Bluebella. Posing for the Spring/Summer 2023 Campaign, the 36 year old puts her curves on show, and poses up a storm in a selection of red and black lingerie sets. The Rotherham raised singer, whose real name is Rebecca Lucy Taylor, has said that she is 'really proud' of her body in underwear, thus has collaborated with Bluebella on their Spring/Summer 2023 Collection. The lingerie collection is titled 'Prioritize Pleasure,' which is also a Self Esteem song.

Putting her incredible figure on show in beautiful sets of bras and pants, the music artist is flawless, and also wears a red lip for most of the looks. Rebecca is a vision in black see-through bra and pants with some thigh-skimming hosiery and a leather trench coat on top for one shot. She is seen wearing 13 different styles from the new collection, and celebrates unapologetic femininity, body positivity and pleasure.

'I did it to show I'm really proud of my body in underwear, and to celebrate the shape it is. It feels political almost, like this is a protest. I'm going to be wearing this stuff all year round, and I'm going to feel this confident all year round. It's all for me and the enjoyment of my own body, which is a gift. I always say it's Valentine's Day every bloody day of the year in my mind. It seems stupid to me that there's anything in the calendar that can make people feel alone or not like anyone else. That drives me mad.' - Self Esteem

The collection launch coincides with the build-up to Valentine's Day, however Self Esteem makes it clear she doesn't agree with the concept of Valentine's.

Speaking to Bluebella CEO and founder Emily Bendell, Rebecca admitted her journey with lingerie was not always an easy one, and in her teens and twenties she struggled with crippling self-image and body-consciousness issues, which drove her to cover up whenever possible.

Rebecca said: 'I didn't ask to have massive tits that are beautiful, but I have them and I'm not going to be scared of them anymore. Nowadays fashion helps me have fun with the things that I'd previously been ashamed of, or thought weren't right, and lingerie now coincides with my music career and my art.'