Wednesday, 27 February 2013
Lingerie Shopping Made Easy Peasy
Wednesday, 30 January 2013
Surprise the Bride
Monday, 24 December 2012
Bra Must-Haves: Strapless Bras
Tuesday, 18 December 2012
Fantasie’s Excellent-Fitting Bras
Monday, 26 November 2012
Big Bra Sizing

Friday, 23 November 2012
Fashionable Freya Lingerie

Thursday, 18 October 2012
Essentials: Strapless Bra
Wednesday, 17 October 2012
The Average Bra Size
Monday, 16 July 2012
Survey Says: Women Hate Shopping for Lingerie!
The next time you shop, make sure it’s going to be worth it! A credible lingerie store will do you good.
Tuesday, 29 May 2012
Wear it With Panache
Tuesday, 10 April 2012
Latest Freya Lingerie Trends
The world of Freya lingerie has a lot of fantastic new styles to offer when it comes to their superb intimate wear. However, there are a lot of lingerie trends that made some of the brand's intimates bestsellers, so we'll be giving you an idea on what these trends are so you'll be able to update your closet with the latest and trendiest intimate wear from Freya.
One trend that has been making waves is the sorbet trend. It features bras and panties in sorbet colours, such as sugar plum pinks, lilacs, and limes. This is perfect for summer, as its colours are definitely bright and fun!
Another trend is the fusion of East and West-- Freya featured prints on its lingerie that are adapted from Japanese designs. Cherry blossoms, and pink colours make them all stand out.
We can't wait for more exciting intimate wear trends to come our way from Freya!
Friday, 13 January 2012
Lingerie Products Gain Sales In Jeddah
It has been reported by owners and shop assistants that sales have been increasing at lingerie and accessories stores in Jeddah where they have employed women.
Because of the recent progress in women and their capability to work in the country, the owners had until last Thursday to act in accordance with a government order to substitute their male employees. A number of businesses had started employing female staff over the last two months.
The increase in sales is noticed by many as public approval of the Royal Decree issued last year by King Abdullah, Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques. Customers have allegedly welcomed females working as assistants, supervisors and accountants.
A worker of a lingerie shop in Roshana Mall, Rania Abdul Fattah, said that employing women at lingerie shops is a relief for both customers and Saudi women seeking stable jobs. The owner of this business, who was quick to implement the Royal Decree, noticed a sharp rise in sales over the past two months. She has been particularly busy at the store since the beginning of this week. The women who come in are relieved to see her. They are not shy to ask her help to find the right size and colour, and about special bargains and discounted items.
Even though Fattah enjoys working as a saleswoman, she said there are some negative aspects. She urges business owners to offer their female employees with medical insurance and additional money to face transport costs. She complains that at her prior sales job her salary was only SR2,500, with part of it being spent on paying for private transport to-and-from work. She also said that owners have to pay their workers a minimum of SR3,000 a month, as specified by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry. Female advocates are pushing for a monthly salary of SR5,000.
The necessary working hours are eight hours a day, divided into two shifts - one in the morning and the other in the afternoon until 10 P.M.
Wednesday, 11 January 2012
Order For The Closure Of Lingerie Stores
A resident Uzbek government official has appeared to have ordered the shutting down of stores displaying and selling items such as lingerie, for the reason that it is offending the view and thinking of the children.
The Kremlin-sponsored website and television channel Russia Today (rt.com) writes and Uzmetronom.com publishes the story last December 25 that states:
“Women in the Uzbek Capital Tashkent will have to buy their underwear ‘under the counter’ from now on. Local media say Otabek Sadykov took a walk through a local market and was shocked by the sight of bras and panties on sale. He immediately issued an order putting a stop to the display of women’s lingerie in shops.”
The narrative may have appeared in from semi-official uzmetronom.com, but this Russian-language Tashkent-based site often leaks from government sources and covers a variety of scandals and information of the day.
In accordance with the information from our readers, in Sergeli district of Tashkent, all shops retailing underwear are closed, and it has vanished from the shelves of specialized departments in other stores giving out or not disclosing any reason. At the present underwear is being sold underground. Consistent with merchants who were affected they are forced into the underground; the forbiddance on the sale of underwear in the district was imposed by the new khokim - the head of the local administration.
The article goes on to speculate sarcastically that next, recommendations from the commission on spirituality and education will be issued to regulate even the design of underwear and when, where, and how it can be worn -- and purchased only with a husband or wife or close relative present.
Not any of the sources utters whether this command from one khokim applies all over the place in Tashkent, and it appears mainly to be about displays, and not a ban on the sales.
It is also unclear if this new forbiddance stems from any spiritual authorities, even though there have been signs of a bit of a morals movement lately, with a concentrated effort on obscene lyrics in hip-hop music and art works.
This sounds like a chance for Gulnara Karimova, President Islam Karimov's designing daughter, known for her trend triumphs and failures.