American pantyhose brand L'eggs is staging a comeback. Parade founder Cami Téllez is the executive creative director. Téllez said L'eggs is modernizing for Gen Z shoppers with partnerships and social media campaigns.
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You can opt-out at any time by visiting our Preferences page or by clicking "unsubscribe" at the bottom of the email. Advertisement More than half a century after L'eggs became a household name, the American hosiery brand is stepping into a new era. This time, with Gen Z in mind.
Executive creative director Cami Téllez , 27, is working to breathe new life into the brand after finding initial success with her undergarment startup, Parade. Téllez launched Parade in 2019 while still in her early 20s. At its peak, the company was valued at $200 million.
It was sold in 2023, and Téllez left the company. "The opportunity to steer the future legacy of the brand was an exciting challenge — it's an American icon hidden in plain sight, with a substantial business distributed in close to 30,000 stores across the country and has an awareness with 60% of American women," Tél.
