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The most-used fabrics in lingerie introduced

March 16, 2025 by Brigitte

Sometimes it feels like standing at a colorful fabric counter, surrounded by a rainbow of tempting textures and patterns. There is a joy in discovering a soft bra or a sleek slip that adds a little pep to the day. Whispery lace, silky satin, or airy cotton can deliver a feeling of comfort that goes beyond the practical function. There is a whole field of fabrics used for lingerie, and each one contributes a special kind of satisfaction. I recall a time when I stumbled on an unexpectedly plush chemise while cleaning my closet. That discovery felt like finding a hidden gem, and it reminded me how certain materials can cradle the skin in a way that fosters self-assurance. There might be days when a slightly simpler option works best—like a smooth cotton piece that welcomes daily errands—but there are also times when something with a bit more shine can shift the mood instantly.

fabrics lingerie

An intriguing aspect of lingerie is the blend of artistry and practicality. The textures we choose can showcase personal taste, impart comfort, or give a lively dash of style. Everything is about the sensation on the skin and the enjoyment of wearing something that feels right. Some individuals share that they look for easy wash-and-wear cotton garments, while others say they find themselves gravitating to fancier materials on days they need an emotional lift. My own collection reflects that variety. I keep comfortable pieces for casual errands, while a delicate lace bra waits for special occasions or days that call for an extra smile in the mirror.

Part of the appeal lies in exploring various fabrics without guilt. It can be good to have a selection, just as it can be a delight to try new culinary dishes. Fabric shopping for lingerie might be a bit like strolling through a bakery—there are multiple tempting choices, each with its own perks. While one might be suitable for a quiet afternoon spent reading, another might feel more appropriate for a celebratory night out. This variety is what keeps the world of lingerie enchanting. Below, several popular fabrics make recurring appearances in undergarment sections of department stores and online catalogs. Each comes with distinct features, a few quirks, and a set of devoted fans. And yes, there are times I lean on my own experience to see which fabric stands up to everyday use. With that context established, the spotlight now lands on a few materials that consistently show up in lingerie drawers. [Read more…] about The most-used fabrics in lingerie introduced

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How A.I. Will Potentially Impact Lingerie Design in the Years to Come

May 15, 2024 by Brigitte

Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) is revolutionizing various industries, and fashion is no exception. With its ability to analyze data, predict trends, and automate processes, A.I. is poised to make significant changes in lingerie design. But what does this mean for the future of intimate apparel? Let’s dive into how A.I. will potentially impact lingerie design in the years to come. [Read more…] about How A.I. Will Potentially Impact Lingerie Design in the Years to Come

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National Geographic’s Man Made: Engineering the Bra

October 4, 2008 by Rene

Is a bra similar to a suspension bridge?

National Geographic Channel provides a detailed examination about the engineering of the bra. The show is part of the “Man Made” series. Archives of the show highlights are available online.

  • National Geographic Overview
  • National Geographic Video Clip
  • Facts from National Geographic
  • Illustrated facts from NBC tie in
  • Teaser video from NBC Today show featuring Maidenform
  • National Geographic Blog
  • National Geographic Weekend radio (mp3)

Photo courtesy of National Geographic.

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Contours Magazine to Honor Leading Design Talent at 3rd Annual CILA Gala

July 11, 2008 by Krista

New York City’s Waldorf-Astoria will again play host to the 3rd Annual CILA (Contours International Lingerie Awards) Gala on August 4th during Intimate Apparel Market Week. Leading designers, industry insiders, and press will all be in attendance at this elite event as awards are issued in categories such as Best Nightwear, Best D Plus, Best Bridal, Best Maternity, Best Fashion Couture, and more! This year’s celebration will also mark the inaugural granting of awards in Men’s Talent as well as new talent. The Graduating Designer of the Year Award will honor an exceptional up and coming designer that is a graduate of the esteemed intimate apparel program at FIT (Fashion Institute of Technology).

2007 CILA Awards

Not only will the event promote and recognize achievement in intimate apparel design, but also acknowledge the strides made to promote self-esteem and a positive body image. The Recognition Award for PromotingContours International Lingerie Awards Healthy Body Image through the Media will be granted to the dynamic Carson Kressley of Lifetime’s How to Look Good Naked for his tireless efforts to encourage and celebrate women of all shapes and sizes.

Over the next few weeks, TLP will feature a sampling of the brands participating in the Gala as well as provide up to the minute information about the finalists as they are selected. And, of course, all of the post show details will be available for your enjoyment! Stay tuned!

If you are a buyer in the intimate apparel industry and wish to purchase a ticket to attend, please contact Contours Associate Publisher Marjorie Walker at:  ContoursMag@verizon.net

Filed Under: Lingerie awards, Lingerie designing, Lingerie News, Magazines, Nightwear

ButtBra Debuts

June 13, 2008 by Brenda

A recently issued press release from KarinArt, Inc indicated that their new product, the “ButtBra” was being launched in the US and Canada and would be seen on the Rachel Ray Show. As most of you know, Rachel Ray is a chef and food critic so I’m not sure what the derrière has to do with cooking but since the show aired earlier this month, the phones for orders have been ringing non-stop.

Also known as the Biniki for women, Maniki for men, and Throng because a “thong is just wrong”, this newest ”lingerie invention” seeks to support and hold the butt up firm. Already a huge success in Japan, it is an odd looking contraption that can be worn over or under the panties or thong. It basically has a strap underneath the cheeks of the bum preventing them from sagging and keeping them firm, full and round.

biniki

The official website is quite informative showing the possible uses of the ButtBra, how to wear the “reargear” as the company calls it, and general information on the benefits of wearing the item.

You really have to see this one to believe it!

Filed Under: Biniki, Bizarre lingerie, KarinArt, Lingerie designing, Lingerie News

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