The new range we offer you to look at is Princesse Tam lingerie modelled by gorgeous Marloes Horst. The line looks pretty with some items good for outwear, too. Few ensembles come in rich colors and glossy fabrics while others are simplier and good for those who prefer comfy items.

Several pictures were taken in a dim light that didn’t add any intrigue or sex appeal. Rather the sets looked bad in such illumination.

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The lingerie sets by Sisley are exceptionally beautiful and light but they also provide great support and give comfort you want from underwear.

Coming in various hues the sets look fabulous. The designs are very feminine and stylish. And of course they are extremely sexy and will drive your beloved mad.

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To celebrate lingerie in retrospect the Fashion and Textile Museum in London presents Undercover – The Evolution Of Underwear, the new exhibition to chronicle lingerie era of the 20th century.

Bra is given special attention at the exhibition.

Despite their initial purely functional role, bras have always incorporated a decorative element although bras as we know them now didn’t make their mark until the 1950s when Christian Dior’s New Look took off and Lana Turner’s popularity helped to promote the perkier bust,” Dennis Nothdruft, the museum’s curator said, The DailyMail.co.uk reported.

From bras of 1920s and 1930s that aimed at flattening bust to more provocative and curve flattering bras of 1950s and pushup and wonderbras of the present, the exhibition charts evolution of a modern woman’s wardrobe must have, of ways to wear it, market and advertise it.

The Undercover exhibition also explores a number of themes such as boudoir to everyday glamour and “Stars and their bras” – looking at celebrity branding.

If you live in London or going to hit the city some time soon, don’t miss the exhibition and leave your thoughts in comments!

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There is fashion for everything: for clothes, shoes, cars, etc. No wonder lingerie fashion also exists. Few people know how lingerie fashion developed over the years. But what is obvious is that as time passed lingerie became smaller and now it can be even described as “tiny”.

It’s probably hard to believe but some time ago people didn’t wear any lingerie at all. Women wore long shirts with nothing under them.

Only in the 19th century bloomers became fashionable. Moreover, at the beginning only courtesans dared to wear them. Bloomers were intended for tempting men.

You will be surprised but bloomers were considered very sexy! They became the first erotic lingerie that was used as underwear. Much later descent women adopted them into their wardrobes and started enjoying the comfort bloomers gave.

The person who invented bloomers was an Italian actor who first appeared at the stage in these funny pants. A hundred years later the 1st Duke of Wellington followed the example and since that lots of men in Europe began wearing bloomers. Men wore bloomers as outwear while women hid them under their skirts.

Generally speaking bloomers are short pants narrowed to the knee. These were made from tlight fabric and decorated with lace and ribbons.

Nowadays people laugh at bloomers, make stories about them but some still wear them as warm, comfortable or corrective underwear.

Many of us think that bloomers have gone away and will never return to fashion again. Besides, some reckon them as items for very old or obese women o wear only. But if we really think that bloomers are no longer popular why there are so many of them in stores?

There are three main types of bloomers you can come across with. The first type is usually made of cotton, flannel and even wool.

They are intended for those who worry about their health and can’t stand cold. Such lingerie is not erotic at all and serves only practical purposes. They protect from the cold, nothing more.

The second type of bloomers is made of lycra, with insets of various elastic fabrics. These bloomers help women who suffer excessive weight problem to correct their figure flaws visually.

Corrective lingerie can make thighs and waist smaller and is unnoticeable under clothes. Such bloomers are very popular.

And the third type of bloomers is the highly fashionable. Silk, satin, embroidered, embellished with stresses, ribbons and lace, bloomers are demonstrated by fashionistas boldly.

Madonna has recently shocked the public with her appearance in the street wearing beautiful red silk bloomers. Since that her style has been copied by many.

Bloomers with nice embellishment and of good tailoring can substitute shorts and breeches in your wardrobe.

Of course this variant is not good for everyone. Few of us will dare to show up in public wearing the item that our grandmothers never wore out of their bedrooms.

Anyway modern bloomers are great. Many designers offer us to wear them at home and even as evening wear. They say accessories in this case are of utmost importance. Depending on what you pair your bloomers with your look changes.
The fact whether we can or can’t wear bloomers as outwear is very disputable. But if we remember corsets we will understand that bloomers can as well return to our life and stay for long.
If you feel risqué enough to put the bloomers on, adorn yourself with nice accessories and you will be in the center of attention!
By the way, what do you think about the combination of a corset with bloomers?

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