‘Lingerie’
is a French word that has now become a standard across all countries. It has
gone from being a vulgar thing to the British to something that now means
‘intimacy’. The French are famous for a few things: food and intimacy, and they
know how to do both extremely well. This is how they have evolved to become one
of the world’s largest hubs for both. Most women think that lingerie means only
having brassieres and panties, but that is not it. Lingerie includes a variety
of different garments, each more provocative than the other. Fantasie
lingerie is the company that comes to mind for most people, as this brand
has carved a niche for itself in the market with its unconventional marketing
tactics and extraordinary product range.
One
of the most repeated phrases in French lingerie shops is that the lingerie is
not for the man, it is for the woman. She must assess how she feels in it
rather than how she thinks she will look in it. This is important as it helps
women figure out which Fantasie lingerie is best for their physique and
how to best be comfortable in it. Also, the French fiercely follow the rule of
no bright or primary colours. For instance, the French wouldn’t typically
approve of purple lingerie unless it was worn in pale lavender or a muted
mauve. Although this might sound like too many rules, at the end of the day,
what matters is how comfortable the woman wearing the lingerie is.
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