Lingerie FAQ

What women don't love the look of a sheer and sexy lace bra? Both elegant and delicate, sheer and sensual lace bras encompass the quintessential look of tastefully sexy lingerie. If you wear a fuller cup size, you may have concerns about whether or not a seemingly skimpy lace bra can offer the appropriate support of big breasts. It is good news for all of you lace lingerie lovers, because sheer and lace bras can offer all the support that even large breasts need. The key to picking out the...

 Against the popular fear, you should not avoid see through bras if you are a woman with saggy breasts. It is not true that a see through bra will only look good on women with firm silicon implants. The shape of the breasts and your body built determine the most comfortable and best looking bra style right for you, however it does not play a huge role when it comes to choosing the bra fabric. No matter how saggy your breasts may be - do not let them droop! I know, it is shocking to discover...

The minimizer bras intrinsically cultivate the original beauty of the bust line by spreading out and minimizing the breasts. As a result, you will have slimmer and nicer looking bust line and moreover, you do not have to shun off those tempting body clinging outfits. Minimizer bras are surely a miracle invention in the lingerie world, giving women more opportunity to explore new trends in fashion. The best minimizing bras promise to reduce the cup sizes of fuller busted women with one or two...

These days you have so many options in bras to wear from lined, unlined, demi-cup, full-coverage, wired, non-wired, and much more. With all these different choices, you may not understand what exactly you are getting in a bra when you pick it out. For those of you that enjoy shopping, more specifically online, it’s important that you know what each type means. Starting with the unlined bra. Explanation of an Unlined Bra An unlined bra is essentially a bra that only has one piece of fabric...

Properly fitted bra is the one with the band size tight enough to keep the bra in one place, however it has to be comfortable enough to move and sit with arms either held down or high up.  Also it can't ride up in the back, which is caused by bra band being too loose and bra straps fastened too much. In general you should be able to slide the hand behind the band on the back, but shouldn't be able too pull the band away from the flesh. When buying a bra, get the bra with the band fitting...

It used to be, even in Victorian times, that women could sport their cleavage generously, but showing off your legs or even your arms was simply scandalous. Life's more liberal today of course, but how can you show off that cleavage and stay classy?First, it's very important to have a nice, well-fitted, supportive bra. Among other things, having certain "slip ups" will get you a lot of attention, but definitely aren't considered classy. Your bra needs to fit very well so that you don't...

The perfect silhouette, the oh-so essential intimate apparel is a strapless bra. The versatility of this amazing discovery can never be undermined with any other form of replacemeant. Though strapless might sound a bit precarious at times but believe it or not it’s one of the most vital must have undergarmeant that can unimaginably chisel your body contour. Take for instance the attire for your wedding ceremony, the ceremony is precious and so is your attire, you browse stores and boutiques...

The beautiful chiseled waist line of gorgeous damsels is no more some fairy tale concept from the antique pictures of the Victorian era; they are still very much preferred and are still in vogue. The waist training corsets or as it is more historically known as the tight lacing has paved its path into the fashion world since time immemorial, slim and trim waistline has tiptoed into the world of fashion more prominently since the Victorian era. You must have noticed the slimmest waistline...