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Some people would say that there is very little difference between wearing a micro thong and wearing nothing at all. Others would say that this tiniest kind of thong is liberating celebration of the human body. The latter are not usually found on the beaches of Daytona in Florida, where they have been banned. They are, however, to be found browsing Body Body, which prides itself on being a leading online stockist of itsy-bitsy slivers of material including the ultimate in minimalism, the one-piece micro thong.

Their philosophy is uplifting. The tiny G-strings they stock – varying from the ‘somewhat wild to the nearly illegal’ - are a fashion item, they assert, which enhances and glorifies the body. So if you want to own a piece of string called the Purple People Eater, this is the place to go. There are plenty of sites like this, stocking the tiniest of tiny underwear/bikinis – the latter including the famous Brazilian favourite, the dental floss. This is a string-backed, string-waisted thong with an adjustable front which can be ruched up to nothing if the wearer so desires. You can’t wear it without having a scary Brazilian bikini wax though, which may be too high a price to pay for some of us.

Well-known micro thong manufacturers include Domingo and Ujena – whose products have entertainingly dramatic names like ‘black wildcat’ and ‘icy velvet’. But most of the big lingerie houses produce a minimal thong of some kind. Tommy Hilfiger’s Core micro thong is more substantial than the Purple People Eater while still managing to look barely-there. Designed with fashion thong’s original purpose as invisible underwear in mind, no doubt. Likewise Calvin Klein’s Micro Stretch and microfibre thongs, all at around £15. Meanwhile Dolce e Gabbana’s £29 Intimo microfibre animal print hipster is a little more flashy, as is Lejaby’s Nuage range, which will also set you back a fair few bob. Gossard, Aubade, Wacoal and Simone Perele are among other big names to make small G-strings. In fact, considering how little material is used, it’s amazing how expensive the things can be.

 

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