Fabulous Jean, thank you. Hadn't spotted that. I went off to do some more googling and found this article, explaining the collaboration rather than MB's own line.
www.elle.com/uk/fashion/celebrity-style/a26084137/munroe-bergdorf-is-the-face-of-a-lingerie-campaign/
"Lingerie for me is something that has to make me feel my best self. I don't want to feel like I'm somebody else, or someone else's idea of attractive."
Um...
Two outfits, with the neck things, are called 'harness.'
So empowering.
Regarding crime murders, certainly throughout the history of art there's been a 'thing' of the reclining dead female nude, or partially dressed nude. (To be fair, there's quite a lot of men in paintings like this too, often martyrs.) It definitely though became more of a theme for women in art as time moved on. I read a short book about it once and would love to get hold of it again.
In anatomical art for medical books, the women were usually dramatically reclining, the men usually in some power pose (Vesalius I think.) (I could go on but was part of my dissertation so I'll stop.) (It would be a very different dissertation today btw!)
This has followed through to current fashion photography trends for ill or dead looking models lying draped in awkward poses, as of murdered.
Don't recall ever seeing men's clothes being advertised like this.