My underwear. Which do you like most?

Other of my underwear

Poeple still wear simi in this age & time?

Nairaland is full of third class women no doubt.



*spits

See me in my underwear and skirt. Do I look third class?
Nonsense!

LuciferKristi:
Poeple still wear simi in this age & time?

Nairaland is full of third class women no doubt.



*spits

msughdoo:
See me in my underwear and skirt. Do I look third class?
Nonsense!

You look like a failed project defence.

LuciferKristi:


You look like a failed project defence.

chisos!!!

broda fear God nah

msughdoo:
See me in my underwear and skirt. Do I look third class?
Nonsense!

ehm sister, biko do you know which year we're in

how do u mean?
is it a crime to look decent? Or u want to see my pant?

CreepyBlackpool:

ehm sister, biko do you know which year we're in

There's nothing wrong in it. There are certain outfits that requires it and it's a matter of choice too.

eClaireJacy:
There's nothing wrong in it. There are certain outfits that requires it and it's a matter of choice too.

thank you!

Where do you buy them? My wife loves them and wears them a lot. These are beautiful

CreepyBlackpool:

ehm sister, biko do you know which year we're in

My wife wears them under every dress or skirt. We both are below 40. Style and class differs. Also choice

These are slips, in fact, half slips.
There are two types: full slip and half slip.

Full slip is the gown type, running from the shoulder downwards.
Half slip is from the waist down.

Some women still wear them - our mothers, aunts and grandmothers. I do for transparent outfits. I hate seeing the outline of my legs, especially from the knee upward when I put on transparent clothes. For me, that area should be totally covered.

If the clothes I'm putting on isn't transparent, then I have no need for a slip.
I see no reason why anyone should be shamed or insulted for choosing to wear slips.

A slip:
1. Make a dress or skirt hang properly.
2. Protect the skin from chafing against coarse fabrics like wool.
3. Protects a garment made of fine fabric from perspiration.
4. Provides warmth for garments that are thin and lightweight.
5. Is mostly worn to prevent the show through of intimate underwears such a brassiere or panties.
6. Prevents a silhouette of the legs showing through clothing when standing in front of a bright light source.

The last two point are my main reason for wearing a slip.

Just as men have their boxers, woman have slips.

Nice! How many do you have and in what colours?

ferhyntorlah:
These are slips, in fact, half slips.
There are two types: full slip and half slip.

Full slip is the gown type, running from the shoulder downwards.
Half slip is from the waist down.

Some women still wear them - our mothers, aunts and grandmothers. I do for transparent outfits. I hate seeing the outline of my legs, especially from the knee upward when I put on transparent clothes. For me, that area should be totally covered.

If the clothes I'm putting on isn't transparent, then I have no need for a slip.
I see no reason why anyone should be shamed or insulted for choosing to wear slips.

A slip:
1. Make a dress or skirt hang properly.
2. Protect the skin from chafing against coarse fabrics like wool.
3. Protects a garment made of fine fabric from perspiration.
4. Provides warmth for garments that are thin and lightweight.
5. Is mostly worn to prevent the show through of intimate underwears such a brassiere or panties.
6. Prevents a silhouette of the legs showing through clothing when standing in front of a bright light source.

The last two point are my main reason for wearing a slip.

Just as men have their boxers, woman have slips.

msughdoo:
Nice! How many do you have and in what colours?

3 and I prefer colour black.

Nice! I prefer WHITE!

ferhyntorlah:


3 and I prefer colour black.