Bordelle Nara: covering panels and openwork mesh

What sets Nara apart

Nara favors an architectural reading: panels of satin elastic construct covering surfaces, while an openwork mesh creates openings. The paneled bustier and the suspender belt do not address this opposition in the same way. The first can become the visible top of an outfit; the second leaves more room for transparency and the lines of the attachments.

Pieces to compare

Nara Panelled Bodice Bra

The Paneled Bodice Bra uses satin panels on the cups, with a back zipper closure. Its construction covers more than the line's mesh-based models.

Nara Suspender

The Suspender superimposes bands on panels of openwork mesh. Its six fasteners and gold link details structure the waist without repeating the construction of the bustier.

How to choose from this collection

To wear Nara under a jacket, look at the bustier with full coverage cups. To put together a lingerie set, the six-clip suspender belt is another option. Compare variants with similar names: Paneled Bodice Bra, Bodice Bra and mesh bras do not provide the same coverage.

See the Nara selection on the Bordelle website. Catalog consulted on October 4, 2026; the available variants may change.

Independent editorial selection: SlopyMints is not affiliated with Bordelle. The descriptions are based on the brand information and the visuals presented; we have not tested these products. Check the links for prices, availability and current conditions.

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