Barbara Sha underwear lingerie experts teach you the knowledge to buy small

In the hot summer months, how has their own underwear ? Barbara Lufthansa lingerie experts believe that the size of the fabric from the underwear , wearing comfort should be the focus of purchase .
Highlights: 1 cotton is more suitable for summer
Because of the hot summer sweat more , in the selection of brand underwear , should choose cotton or silk easy to sweat fabric underwear , and should not be too tight Le body. Because summer coat texture are relatively thin, overly tight underwear but detrimental shape.
Important: There should be fit Le Hen 2
How to determine whether the bra fit , the basic standard is wearing comfort . Ill-fitting bra top and bottom muscles are squeezing phenomenon , or the next方太松, raised his arms shaking beneath the bra will follow the movement of the strap tight or fall, not flat against the breastbone central bra . The form-fitting bra should be located around the chest , just below the breast line , but neither loose nor tight back , does not appear Le Hen .
Highlights: 3 lactating adjusted at any time
There are dedicated to breastfeeding mothers on the market designed underwear , bra upper unlockable facilitate breast-feeding mothers . Breastfeeding for pregnant women, not just the birth of new life , but also the chest of second growth opportunity, as long as the attention to maintenance, postpartum breast will become more visible .
Lactation must not only figure does not wear a bra for the convenience , it is easy to make sagging breasts.
Highlights: 4 underwear and matching jacket
Compare Baotou summer clothing , underwear, coat color should match the color of attention , such as when wearing a light-colored coat , the best choice of white or flesh-colored coat color of the other security . If the coat over the tight , no trace is best to wear underwear .
Exercise , you should choose a dedicated sports underwear , but we must try to see whether the right to make another purchase . Because sports underwear stressed motor function , does not emphasize curves , so the motion to promptly exchange for ordinary underwear.
Points : 5 flat chest pad to choose style
If the breast is too small , it is best to wear 3/ 4 cup bra type steel ring attached , and all the fat concentrated around the chest into the cup, the visual effect will be larger . If you are slim body , not much fat types , optional padded underwear , there will be good results.
Highlights: 6 more appropriate after breast Button
If there Munakata breasts expand outside troubles , it is best to choose a focus aquiline bimodal effect 3/ 4 cup bra back button . 3/ 4 cup bra allows Munakata more three-dimensional , the best selection of bevel cut on both sides of the chest , layering enhanced style , increase the resistance of the external expansion , making Munakata more perfect. And not long wear strapless bra , so Munakata more foreign expansion .
Highlights: 7 Wear accidentally caused Furu
Furu production is mostly overweight or wearing the wrong underwear body caused . Some women wear a bra smaller than their chest , it will make not fit into the fat part of the cup into the armpit , the formation of Furu . To avoid Furu produced the best selection of bevel cutting layering enhanced breasts on both sides 3/4 cup bra. If the chest is too large to wear a full cup bra Shoulong armpit fat .

Introducing Pillowbook Lingerie

All photos by Matjaž Tančič

I am so excited about today’s blog post! I know I say that pretty much all the time, but on the other hand, it’s always true. I’m forever seeing something that just makes me ecstatic, and then I have to run over here to TLA and share it with you all.

Irene Lu, the designer behind Pillowbook contacted me a few days ago to share her new collection (as a quick aside, any brand or designer is always welcome to do this), and I found myself eager to talk about it on The Lingerie Addict for a few reasons.

First of all, Pillowbook Lingerie is, quite simply, beautiful. I enjoy the clean, architectural lines of the garments, and I appreciate the way the silhouettes flow. The designs are all very simple, almost deceptively so, yet still manage to be interesting. While classic, I also can’t help but notice that the entire appears to be independent from any other lingerie trends (though, it could just be that I’m unfamiliar with the Asian market). Finally, I like how clear and transparent Pillowbook’s aesthetic is. With some newer brands, you aren’t quite sure what they’re about, but that’s not the impression I get here.

Besides those factors though, I wanted to feature Pillowbook because I cover very few non-US, non-European lingerie companies on TLA. The typical lingerie conversation is very, very focused on Western culture, in almost every respect…from sizes to styles to the skintones of the models. In addition, the lingerie industry has been (and, honestly, still is) quick to apply ridiculous non-terms like “Asian-inspired” to refer to a bit of floral-printed silk or a model in stark white face makeup. It’s wonderful, a breath of fresh air honestly, to see a collection that is really, truly, genuinely Asian-inspired. That is, based in the country and culture of a specific country in Asia – in this case, China.

According to the designer, the name Pillowbook is based on the “pillow books” of ancient China. Pillow books were erotic works of art and were often gifted to newlywed couples to help with their loveplay. Lu’s Pillowbook collection is rooted in that eroticism; this lingerie is meant to be a pleasurable, sensual experience. And while the phrase “made in China” has quite a bit of stigma in the lingerie industry, Pillowbook’s collection is proudly handmade in Beijing under fair and ethical conditions. Lu, who was born in New York City and attended the Fashion Institute of Technology, says she wants to reinvent classic Chinese lingerie (particularly the “Chinese chemise”) and promote the beauty of smaller busts.

As you’ve probably noticed, this collection has given me a lot to think about. While beautiful lingerie can always be appreciated for its own sake, there’s something to be said for a brand challenging the status quo, even unintentionally. What does “Asian-inspired” lingerie look like when you move beyond the usual stereotypes? Is “made in China” always a bad thing? And is there room in the blatantly Eurocentric world of lingerie for a decidedly Chinese brand? What do you think?