Shopping For Womens' Lingerie That Fits

When it comes to womens' lingerie, never ever have the false impression that you can just throw on your granny panties and your ill-fitting bra and you are already good to go. Not only is it very unbecoming for a lady, it still has an effect on your total look - no matter how much you argue that no one will be able to see your lingerie while you are out of the house.

Aside from being a major eyesore, the VPL or visible panty lines, another problem that usually arises from getting the wrong kind of women's lingerie is the "double boob effect." This usually occurs when you let your stubborn self squeeze into that bra that's too tight. And the effect that you will have is unwittingly making the impression that you have four boobs underneath your tight shirt instead of the usual two.

To be frank, you will most likely get into a gamut of other fashion fiascoes if you still choose to wear the wrong kind of bra or panty. Do not ever think that this is just about the clothes, looking good definitely contributes a lot to your overall self confidence as well as how others will perceive you.

If you care about how you look like at all then you should definitely not go out of the house wearing an ill fitting panty, bra or worse, both. Not only are these unsightly, they are also bad for your body as well.

An ill fitting bra is most likely to never ever make you feel comfortable, let alone leave your breasts properly supported, while an ill fitting panty might also cause you to develop some rashes or a bad infection because it is either so big for you that you hardly get any coverage or it's so small that it is practically riding up your crack.

So the next time you hit the mall, do try your best to make time women's jackets for the womens' lingerie section and look for underwear that actually fits you right. It is definitely not a bad idea to spend a little extra on such daily necessities, after all, wouldn't you want something that will last long rather than cheap underwear that will easily break into pieces after just a couple of weeks.

You can easily spot a cheapie from underwear that is well made. Simply check the seams and the kind of fabric used. If it seems to be poorly made, forget it, even if it costs a bargain you will just end up spending more - on new underwear to replace that cheap one you just bought.

However, if you already have underwear that you absolutely love - the fit feels great as well as the materials used, then why not just stock up on the same ones the next time you go underwear shopping. There is nothing corny about stocking up on something that already works well for you. It is simply being practical.

Lastly, if you are not sure about your size, do not be embarrassed to ask the sales attendants. They probably have a good idea on what will work best for you. Although, you shouldn't also let them cajole you into buying something that you do not want either. It really just boils down to how happy and comfortable you are with the product.