Traditional undergarments often fail when paired with the asymmetrical cuts, sheer panels, and one-shoulder designs currently dominating contemporary runways. Thorbourne, known professionally as Nyla, developed the Vlair collection to bridge this gap, ensuring that structural support does not compromise a garment's aesthetic. Her flagship piece, the Eclipse Bodysuit, exemplifies this mission by remaining hidden beneath challenging cuts while providing intended compression.

The venture draws heavily on Thorbourne’s decades of experience in entertainment, where image and stage presence are paramount. Having performed at the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics, she brings a performer’s perspective to the apparel market, viewing shapewear as a tool for personal confidence rather than a restrictive necessity. By positioning the brand under the mantra "Made For the Cut Outs," she targets a demographic of women who prioritize individual style and refuse to alter their wardrobe choices to fit outdated undergarment standards.