Nastro di Verona Red Lace Harness Lingerie Set

This set reads immediately as bold, romantic and highly coordinated. Unlike the softer ruffled pieces, its impact comes from one uninterrupted scarlet colour story, then from the way lace, satin bows and geometric straps are layered over one another.
The first thing a customer notices is the red lace bra. The cups are framed with a scalloped floral lace edge and a strong satin bow at the centre, giving the upper piece a classic lingerie reference. But the additional straps above the cups completely modernise it.
Those straps rise into metal ring junctions at each side and create a series of open geometric shapes across the upper chest. This is important visually: it gives the lace structure and prevents an all-red design from becoming visually flat.
The bow is a recurring signature
The centre bow on the bra is not an isolated decoration.
A second generous satin bow sits at the centre of the garter belt, another appears on the coordinating brief, and the leg accessories repeat the ribbon language again.
That repetition makes the set look intentionally designed as one ensemble rather than four unrelated pieces.
The bows are also smooth and reflective compared with the textured lace, so even though everything is the same scarlet tone, the light catches each surface differently.
The upper-body straps create the architecture
Above the lace cups, multiple elastic straps form triangular lines around the chest.
Small metal rings act as junction points between them.
When worn, these straps do something quite clever: they visually extend the bra upward rather than allowing the lingerie to finish abruptly at the cup line.
The result is a taller, more composed silhouette.
There are also narrow vertical straps running downward from the centre and sides of the bra, visually connecting the upper and lower sections of the ensemble.
The garter belt is the visual anchor
The lace garter belt is relatively broad and sits prominently at the waist.
Its scalloped floral lace creates texture, while the oversized satin bow at the centre gives the customer's eye a clear focal point.
Multiple suspender straps descend from it, producing long vertical lines through the hips and thighs.
On the body, this makes the ensemble feel much more elaborate than a simple three-piece lace set.
The matching brief keeps the silhouette light
The coordinating brief appears to use a narrower lace construction with a prominent satin bow.
Because the garter belt already provides substantial detail around the waist, the brief does not need a heavy waistband or excessive decoration.
That balance works well: ornament at the waist, lighter structure underneath.
The thigh accessories finish the design
The included thigh garters continue the ribbon-and-bow theme lower down the body.
This is important because the design otherwise has many vertical suspender lines. The horizontal thigh bands visually stop those lines and create balance.
So the complete silhouette is almost built in stages:
straps → lace cups → vertical lines → lace waist → suspender lines → ribboned thighs.
That makes this one of the more visually complete sets you've shown me.