Feeling beautiful in front of your partner is all about confidence, and we know a sexy pair of lingerie just adds to that. We know it can be difficult choosing the right piece when there’s so many to pick from, so we rounded up some of the most stylish and lasting lingerie trends this season that we know your partner will love!
Everyone loves a good see-through piece – you can go full throttle and have your partner see practically everything, or you can opt for pieces that have strategically placed cutouts. Whichever way you would like to customize it a little peek of skin behind some transparent fabric is extremely trendy this season, and not to mention sexy! Not only are you showing them what you’ve got, but you’re technically still covered up, and that just leads to the allure of having to take it off.
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On the runways and in lingerie stores it’s hard to miss the multitude of straps going this way and that. Although daunting to look at and try to figure out, once you’ve found your way into a piece with straps its hard to take off, and not because it’s complicating to put on. The addition of a couple straps adds a badass vibe to any piece that elevates it from just being lingerie. You can wear it to the club, wear it to bed, or even pair it with a cute top and have the straps peep through. However you wear it, we’re sure your partner will love it.
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Eyes were greeted with warm and cool muted tones for the season as loud and boisterous colors were thrown away. Most brands were sticking to the classics with black, beige and white. Other brands strayed away but not far with colors like gold, tan, and dark greens and purples. Colors took a back seat as fabric, style and design were the focal points of the lingerie. Flowers were prominent in material and as lace add-ons. Don’t be discouraged if a color might not suit your skin tone, this trend highlights a more neutral look so you can find that right piece.
We’ve seen this trend take over the clothing market as jeans, shorts and skirts have been lengthened to the upper waist giving us the illusion of longer legs. This trend is now transitioning over to the lingerie market and reaching its peak. Everything from thongs to booty shorts has a couple inches of extra fabric up top. Flattering on almost every figure this is a trend that you shouldn’t have to shy away from. So go ahead, channel your inner glamour girl, because your partner will love it!
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This is another trend that was popular in the’80ss but just recently came back into the clothing industry. Usually being limited to bodysuits or swimwear, the one-piece has now ended up in lingerie. You can find it in a variety of styles ranging from a simple transparent fabric to a more detailed flower design. It can come with a built-in corset or have no wiring or support at all. This lingerie trend comes in many styles so you can have fun choosing the right fit while still looking good, and we’re positive your partner will think so too.
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Although velvet was popular for a while, the return of satin is finally here. Being considered a luxurious material, it is a staple in any lingerie collection. It can be found in individual pieces, lingerie sets, and pajama sets. Satin is more versatile than ever! You can wear it to bed, out dancing, or even to work. You will love being in it and your partner will love seeing you wearing it.
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