Designer lingerie as outerwear a growing trend

The use of designer lingerie is no longer intended for sleep or for lustier acts in the bedroom because it has become a growing trend that these sexy outfits can be used as outerwear.

Night Owl Designer Lingerie Manager Saxon Wolf said that undergarments are becoming a streetwear fashion. He added that this has been a trend for a while now with more women trying on silk camisoles, lacier bustiers and satin garter belts.

Wolf’s business is located at the Manulife Place in Edmonton, Canada.
The trend reportedly started with fashion designer John Galliano who emphasized corsets and garters in last year’s Christian Dior couture collection. A few months after his successful show, he experimented with teddies under blazers and added more lace to the upcoming Dior’s Spring 2010 ready to wear line.

Other top fashion houses have joined the bandwagon such Stella McCartney and Chanel.

Lingerie model believed to run large drug ring – reports

Former satin lingerie model Angie Sanselmente Valencia is believed to be a ring leader of one of the world’s largest drug rings. This was revealed by international authorities following the release of an international arrest warrant for the thirty year old beauty.

According to reports, Valencia recruits beautiful women and uses them to move drugs to North America and Europe. These women are said to be fellow lingerie models or beauty queens who are scheduled to compete in international beauty pageants. The strategy has worked for a long time since these women are only perceived as travelling beautiful women.

Authorities suspect that Valencia is currently on the run somewhere in Argentina or Mexico. Her operations were exposed last December after one of the models blew the whistle after she was caught with a 55-kg cocaine at Buenos Aires airport.