From Camisoles, Boxer Briefs To G-Strings: Women’s Lingerie Choices Explained!

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Every woman wants to feel good and sexy. So, wearing the right underwear are what some women turn to when they want to feel free. Interestingly, underwear experts have revealed the reason why women choose such type of lingerie that suits their personality.

There are many types of lingerie for women. There are boy shorts, commandos, matching pairs and thongs. Lingerie expert Sammi Cole from Lovehoney then mentioned on Daily Mail what does a woman’s choice of underwear mean. She then pointed out to women who wears matching pairs to be those people who take command over their life and are organized that plans everything as well.

Bodysuit underwear worn by women are described by Cole to point out the adventurous side of them. She also said that women who are donned with bodysuit underwear are the most likely trendiest and forward thinker in their groups.

Meanwhile, corset or basque is described to be worn by confident women that love the sexual appeal of these types of underwear. These women then know how to take control of the situation to their advantage as Cole stated. She then added that people are drawn to these lingerie’s “irresistible charm and magnetism.”

In addition, Elite Daily also identified women who wear Boy Shorts to be those who are innovative and hardworking. They were said to be those women who don't have time to buy flirty and expensive panties, rather put comfortability first. Boxer briefs are then described to be worn by shy and laid back women. Women who put on boxer briefs are also said to always have the backs of their friends.

With that said, thongs are described to be worn by the Alpha of the group that dominates others. Women who wear thongs were then described to be the ones whom their friends turn to when facing problems. On the contrary, G-string lingeries are described to be worn by women who are the life of the party. In which these women are also stated to enjoy the company of men more instead of women.