Risque Lingerie - Wild UK Underwear

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Buying something a bit risque, lingerie in this instance, for special occasions can be fun. Going

Risqué - meaning risky; oh so dangerously close to being inappropirae, stepping along the moral border, guaranteed to get pulses racing.

Going for the unusual will brighten up occasions such as anniversaries so be daring and surprise your partner. Get in touch with your adventurous side and try wearing something you wouldn't usually go for. For someone who always wears black leather underwear, white cotton could be risque.

This may be a chance to discover a new side to yourself and should be fun. When making a purchase, try on a few different styles to see which you feel most comfortable with. Most stores should accept returns free of charge if what you ordered isn't what you expected. Check their returns policy first though to make sure.

Your Risque Lingerie could see the trend carried into other areas of your life. There is nothing like the rush of intimacy combined with the chance of being caught - a little bit of risk goes along way. The back of limo, outside in the backyard, touching each other under the table at a restaurant? How about a bit of role playing or a little hot dirty talk? Visiting a lingerie shop together may be the fuel to get these areas going. Granted not everyone is able to get their heads round this type of behavior, this turbo- fueled state of naughtyism.

The sea change for risque lingerie arguably came in 1994. Fashion was moving out of grunge into the structured creations of Gaultier, Westwood, McQueen. Clothing was becoming dramatic and daringly sexy. Underwear was not only matching, but quite often worn as the main feature. In the middle of it all was Agent Provocateur, a firm founded in 1994 by Serena Rees and Joe Corre (son of Vivienne Westwood). Agent Provocateur serves up a combination of cutting edge fashion and overt sexuality - if you have the money, you can come out of the shop not only with beautiful lingerie but a set of nipple tassles and a finely crafted whip. This has made it so popular that the location of its shops is required information for London taxi drivers.

Similarly risque styles can be found in the high street - indeed, the Salon Rose line of lingerie for Marks and Spencer was provided by Agent Provocateur. A recent addition to the heady mix of sexy underwear shopping is Myla. This is another high-fashion shop with a lighter, softer ethos than Agent Provocateur - more fresh orange blossom than burlesque. Described as the Hermes of handcuffs, Myla has outlets in London's Selfridges and Liberty as well as Portobello Road.

 

 

 

 

 

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