Archive for Март 24th, 2009
COLOUR & RELATIONSHIPS: WOMEN’S UNDERWEAR
We have identified six components for women’s underwear CSQ (The Colour and Sensuality Quotient).
This means that, unlike a man who divides his final total out of 30 by 3 to come to his CSQ, a woman has a total out of 60 and needs to divide her score by 6 to reach her CSQ out of 10. We look at the colour, fabric and style of bras then the colour, fabric and style of pants.
• Pants include panties, knickers or briefs. These last two are used as follows: French knickers – those loose-legged smooth fabric pants which have become popular once more,- briefs -the plain pants which fit a woman to the waist.
•Bikinis are narrow-sided pants. They can be high cut or ordinary cut.
• Push up bras are bras padded underneath (usually with extra inserts) to push the breasts up and, by creating uplift, make the breasts seem larger.
• A padded bra is lightly padded all over to give fullness. ® Body suits and teddies are all in one underwear garments worn instead of bra and pants. The body suit which is a structured one-piece garment with a bra, is worn under clothing or under jackets as a top in its own right. Men score them super high. There are two types: one with G-string, and the other with normal backside covering. Often the latter will have detachable suspenders. The teddy is an all-in-one soft garment with no structured bra, usually decorated with lace and looking like sleep wear.
• A general guide for all women’s underwear is: shiny is more sensual than matte,- lacy is more sensual than plain,- sheer is more sensual than solid.
• Black is the most popular for women’s underwear in the eyes of men in the Western world because of its mystery, sophistication and seduction factors. At another level it is popular with women too because black always means ‘control’.
Women need to feel control over their sexuality. In a long-term relationship, black can become boring because the surprise element has disappeared. Occasionally wear red or even white.
• The two reds mentioned are not as popular as black or white with women because of the overt sexuality. There is no denying that the reds are sensually stimulating colours. That’s why they score 10.
• White may surprise you when you compare it with the score for men’s white. White underwear on a woman suggests purity, a fresh start, even new beginnings. A man seeing white on a woman often desires that, no matter how new or old the relationship. This is a subconscious reaction.
• Skin- or flesh-coloured underwear may well be a favourite for women because it is practical and can be worn under light coloured clothing. Some women also think it is sexy because a woman wearing just flesh-coloured or beige underwear looks nude but men don’t agree. They like to have their imagination teased by seeing a distinct difference between skin and underwear colour.
• Bright colours score reasonably well because they are a surprise and bring an element of fun into sensuality.
Nightwear
Many of the same principles apply to nightwear. For women, look at how much skin is exposed, 3nd consider the colour of the fabric and the style of the nightgown or pyjamas, or whatever you wear. Remember that mystery is much more intriguing than nakedness, particularly in the early stages of seduction.
For men, mystery is the key too. A man wearing something over his genitals is more intriguing than him parading around the house naked. Once you are in bed that’s a very different story. Nudity is all the go then.
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