




Underwear is something we all wear (well, most of us!). But have you ever thought about what your lingerie choices reveal about your personality?
Did you know that your personality influences what you wear under your clothes?
Personality and Lingerie: What Your Underwear Says About You
“I need to be comfortable” Relaxed

- Go for cotton based and practical, the boy leg, the soft cup bra.
“I like to feel alluring” Feminine/Alluring
- Lacy and matching sets are your way to express yourself.
“I’m organised and efficient” Classic
- Microfibre sets in nude or black (depending what you’re wearing), seam free so that we just don’t see the underwear at all. You don’t show bra straps, you like your underwear not to be a feature of what you’re wearing.
“I like to feel pretty” Feminine/Elegant Chic
- Soft lace, silk and the french knicker add a softly feminine twist to what’s under your clothes.
“Let me express myself” Creative/Dramatic
- Coloured, funky, patterned – you dance to your own tune.
“I want to look smooth” Classic/Elegant Chic
- Shapewear is regularly under your clothes give you a smooth line that hides any lumps or bumps. Your underwear is there to make your clothes look as fabulous as possible.
“I’m wearing underwear” Relaxed
- Yes you’re practical and can’t see the point in bothering about matching underwear. You’ll just wear whatever comes to hand. Likely you’ll be wearing cotton undies and a fairly plain but practical bra in a neutral colour.
If your underwear is looking worn and tired, it might be time for a refresh. Treat yourself to styles that not only feel great but also align with your personal style identity.
Does your underwear reflect your personality? Share your thoughts in the comments For me, it’s mostly my classic side, with a bit of creative/dramatic thrown in. Am I revealing too much?
Want to ensure every layer of your wardrobe reflects your true style? My 7 Steps to Style program helps you define your style identity from the inside out.
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