Lingerie Trends

Taiwan ’s Audrey Underwear decided to celebrate record sales by naming November 21 as the Camisole Day and encouraged ladies in staff to turn up in their undies to mark the occasion.

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Australian women’s cups are running over as lingerie manufacturers respond to a boom in busts. Over the past decade the average woman’s bust has increased from a 12B to 14C or 14D, say medical experts and lingerie stores.

Sizing up the market is crucial in the battle to sell clothes. Which is why Marks & Spencer, with a keen eye on the developing physique of the average British woman, has taken steps to expand its lingerie department. The company is to stock J-cup bras for the first time to cater for gradually increasing breast measurements. That means its range will include four new sizes at the upper end. Previously it stopped at G, but will now offer GG, H, HH and J.

Mr Corré said: “This new phase in the development of Agent Provocateur will give us the operational and financial platform to realise the company’s potential so that it takes its rightful position as the world’s most dynamic luxury lingerie brand.”

The way to a perfect bra: weigh your breasts.

Ex-Hollyoaks star Gemma Atkinson has joined Girls Aloud star Sarah Harding, and Kimberley Stewart as a spokesmodel for lingerie brand Ultimo.

The quest for the perfect figure is causing droves of British women to resort to wearing the throwback girdle.

Kelly Brook today stepped out in her new lingerie range for UK high street chain New Look.