Is it better to go commando or wear a thong?
Thongs can eliminate panty lines when you’re wearing leggings and prevent your briefs from peeking out of short-shorts. But they’re not always an ideal undergarment. Bare skin doesn’t cause VPLs either, so going commando can be a good alternative to wearing a tight thong.
Are thong panties still popular?
Sales of thongs have sprung up by 72 per cent in the last year according to John Lewis’s annual shopping trends report. After a steady decline in popularity since the heady days of Britney Spears’ 2006 sparkly thong-jeans, 2018 saw them sky-rocket. Kim Kardashian is not why I love wearing thongs.
Who started the thong trend?
Though the origins of shameless thong showing began with burlesque dancers in the 1930s as part of their performance costumes, the now so-called whale tail trend made its fashion debut at Jean Paul Gaultier’s Spring/Summer 1997 runway show, which included exposed undergarments, thongs and briefs alike.
Why should women go commando?
No Panties, No Problems: 11 Reasons Why Women Should Go Commando 1. It’s comfortable. 2. There are no links between going commando and contracting infections. 3. Going commando can actually help prevent infections. 4. No VPL 5. No wedgies 6. When you actually need to go commando, you’ll already be used to it. 7. You’ll feel sexier.
Should you ditch the panty?
Not every woman is interested in solving the issue by wearing thongs, and it’s hard to find a fabric that is full coverage and truly line-less. The next best option, as some would think, is to ditch the panty entirely. Especially when wearing a figure fitting pair of pants.
Why do some women wear different styles of underwear?
Many women wear both styles of underwear, depending on the occasion. “Underwear is a secret a girl has with only herself, and the guy she’s sleeping with. It’s like a secret identity she hides under her clothes, a part of her feminine mystique she keeps tucked away from the eyes of the general public.
Is it weird to go commando?
And others see it as a weird publicity stunt to gasp at (see: Britney Spears, circa 2010). But, at the end of the day, going commando is not nearly as big of a deal as we all think it is, mainly because you don’t really have to tell a single person you’re doing it. In fact, more women should embrace it.