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Lingerie Corset: Attract and Seduce Men |
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Sunday, 08 February 2009 |
By Roberto Garabell
 A lingerie corset is a corset used for eroticism. It is an intimate lingerie that may be used to seduce. They're often paired with a panty hose or stockings. A lingerie corset it often worn to attract the opposite sex.
Did you know that the term "lingerie" means a woman's underwear in French? This type of corsets is often worn by Western women.
Corsets now connote different meanings. It wasn't always like that. In the 1830s, a corset was not meant to be used as a night-time clothing or a decorative and attractive undergarment for women. Instead, it performed a medical function. Interestingly, in the 18th century, people believed that women were so physically weak, that to keep them working for a long time, they needed corsets to hold them up.
A lingerie corset is worn by an adult woman and is not intended to be worn by girls, unlike traditional corsets.
There are many men who consider lingerie corsets a turn on. How does this happen? Well, the corset is designed to attract the wearer's partner by accentuating the wearer's
fuller breasts and small waistline. Unlike other types of underwear, it is meant to be shown off.
Another type of lingerie corset is a corset bustier. It is a brasserie with underwire that maximizes the breasts. This undergarment extends up to the waistline. Like a lingerie corset, it is made of soft fabric. It is also meant to make the wearer comfortable.
A lingerie corset may have a lace-up front, but it may also have snap closures, zippers, hook and eye fasteners, or long rows of hooks and eyes. The opening is at the front rather than the back for a sexier look. It may be made of silk, satin, lace, or leather or any soft and smooth fabric comfortable for the wearer. It emphasizes a woman's curves; a traditional corset changes a woman's curves.
If you want to meet women who like lingerie such as stockings or pantyhose take a look at Nylon Dating.
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