Since we have boudoir on the mind from our last feature from Boudoir On Film we have a few vintage style lingerie ideas for your up and coming boudoir session. Keep in mind that quite a few of our selections are one of a kind vintage. If you love them – buy them, because they will soon be gone. How much are you loving the silk satin bloomer shorts shown above?
1. 1940′s Lady Duff half slip
2. Handmade knee length slip from Alexandra Grecco photo by Jose Villa
3. Set of 3 vintage 1950′s slips
4. 1950′s Trousseaux Lingerie with original reciept
5. Silk satin playsuit
6. Corset dress
7. Pale green strapless slip
8. 1950′s teal full slip
I feel like this walks a fine line between hot and man repelling.
There is definitely a type of man who would not love this type of lingerie… although I think they’re likely misogynistic. A good man wants nothing more than for his love to feel beautiful and comfortable in her skin and for her to want him. More importantly though, can’t lingerie just be something women enjoy without worrying what a MAN would think about it?
Who says you have to wear this lingerie for a man? Wear it for yourself and be confident… that’s what is sexy!
I love the first one and #6. Now I’m distracted on etsy ;)
My hubby enjoys vintage lingerie. He doesnt like the faceless shots. He says leaving a little more to the imagination is nice. Kinda like a present. :) He also says its nice not to see the cliche thong, and trashy clothes being represented here.
http://www.agesofelegance.co.uk make the most beautiful vintage lingerie I have some and always feel amazing in it
I agree that it should be about the confidence a woman has when wearing any type of lingerie, and her man should love her for it (if she’s wearing it for someone else). These vintage options are beautiful, and perfect for some (but not all) personalities. Either way, I have to disagree with the first comment!
Very sofet very romantic images – wonderful
This lingerie is extremely hot in a refined romantic sort of way. Any man who wouldn’t love to see his woman in these items is devoid of romance. Many men, and the women who try to please them, have been brainwashed to think that less is sexier, which is why we ended up with the dreadful thong.
To the contrary, the minimalist styles give away too much and destroy the sense of mystery about what is hidden beneath those wispy bits of silk and lace. The most beautiful lingerie was made in the 1930s: silk and rayon tap panties, teddies, saucy little bloomers (like the above), camiknickers, step-ins, slips, and bras. The kind of delights you might see Carol Lombard or Ginger Rogers wear in the Pre-Code era before the Hayes Office clamped down on sex in the movies (post 1934). The revival of this classic lingerie is a wonderful development and should be celebrated.
Beautiful #3 & #4!