Lace corset

Lace corsets returned to the light in the 1930s, which helped women with imperfect lines. (From "The Body Packaging Art")

"We will avoid all discussions about women's underwear because the details involved in this topic are a disrespectful offense to all elegant ladies." The Ladies Home Journal, Philadelphia, 1898

“Ineffable” split-knit panties were produced in Venice in the 17th century. It was first popular among senior prostitutes, but was soon adopted by prostitutes throughout Europe. Until the early 19th century, some bold "actresses" and "dancing girls" used the split-knit panties as her secret weapon. By the middle of the 19th century, the panties had been modified and laced with lace, which was the same as the lace pony skirts of the time.

At the time, it was almost synonymous to get a glimpse of lace and sexual excitement. In the 1920s, the improved and simplified lace lingerie (now called lingerie) replaced the previous linen underwear, flannel petticoat, or the “ineffable” split-knit intensive underwear in the entire West. The above three kinds of underwear became very popular at the end of the 19th century. This new lace lingerie seems to enable the wearer to have a narcissistic pleasure and make observers think about it. Many men admit that seeing underwear lace "is often more exciting than seeing the pussy itself."

In fact, for some people, the lace of underwear has a very significant physical and psychological significance - it is said that many young men can produce erections immediately after seeing underwear. Prudence Glynn, a writer, claims that underwear has become a sexual provocation, "in many people's minds, lace content is equal to pubic hair and labia."

If the recent disclosure of the West End tailors is true, a significant proportion of men wear silk lace lingerie to set off their suits that are strictly uniform. It was also pointed out that they wear this underwear to please women in their lives. Studies in the United States have shown that certain companies that specialize in mail order services for lace women's content receive a considerable number of male-size orders. To meet this demand, many companies now have a certain amount of male-size lace lingerie, and corresponding Male lace bodice, stockings and suspenders. Contrary to popular belief, this market is not targeted at homosexuals. Customers are mostly married business people. Some of them have to use sex to relieve their work, while others are tired of routine sex. (From "The Body Packaging Art")

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