Vixens Playground Lingerie

✨ SHE’S A CHAMELEON ✨

Never worn. Size Small. CBR tieable halter dress.
Champagne under warm lights 🍾
Dazzling white indoors 🤍
Soft silver outside ✨

Ruching that hugs your curves and adjusts from flirty mini to more coverage. Wear it halter style with a bow behind the neck or go strapless with a cute bow in the back. One dress. Endless vibes.

Original $34 USD (~$46 CAD)
Now $25 CAD
🔥 Save $21 CAD (46% OFF)

This beauty will be featured along with MANY more stunning pieces, lingerie, and some fun little surprises at my Posh Show today at 1:30 PM PST at on poshmark 😈💋

Come claim your Vixen moment.
Plus, 10% of every single sale goes directly to a grassroots, community-led initiative supporting a local non-profit—so you can shop guilt-free while giving back! 💕

✨ we just wanted to show you a little sneak peek into how We Pack Your Orders at Vixen’s Playground ✨

At Vixen’s Playground Boutique, you’re not just getting a pair of heels… you’re unboxing a whole moment.

Imagine this:
An open ALDO shoe box.
Luxe red satin wrap heels nestled inside.
Playful heart-shaped packing peanuts.
A perfectly placed pink gift bag resting on top like a little love note.
That’s the energy. 💕
Whether you’re shopping local in Vancouver or ordering from anywhere across Canada, every package is intentionally styled and thoughtfully packed just for you.

We add little surprise extras based on your vibe:
💄 Mini beauty goodies
🧴 Skincare treats
💋 Makeup samples
💌 Stickers
✨ Feminine touches that make you feel seen
Because when you shop with us, you’re not just upping your wardrobe — you’re stepping into your power.

And it gets better…
A percentage of every single sale goes directly toward community initiatives in Vancouver supporting mental health, addiction recovery, and peer support work. So when you treat yourself, you’re also helping uplift someone in your community.

Glamour with impact.
Softness with strength.
Style with purpose.
Find your inner Vixen — and know she gives back. 💗

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