If you’re anything like us, the past few months have been spent exclusively in loungewear and without a lacy undie or underwired bra in sight. But as they say, absence makes the heart grow fonder, and we can’t help but feel eager to pop on a matching two piece or slinky number and make the effort, even for our eyes only.
Comfort = confidence in our book!
And style doesn’t have to mean a compromise on comfort, because you best believe we’re not about that ‘ugh I can’t wait to get this thong OFF’ by 10am. Oh no no, comfort = confidence in our book, and boy have we picked some good ‘uns!
From nude to neon, pastel to playful, these are our current faves for when your bottom drawer could use a spruce up. You look great- we promise!
Lareese
I’m a huge advocate of letting the girls hang free but when the annual event of wearing a bra rolls around, I want something that feels as good as going braless and nothing less. The Nude Label has such a great edit of comfortable, barely-there organic cotton basics made for everyday wear. Ethically made from soft, sustainable GOTS Certified organic cotton and available in beautiful colourways, they’re pretty much the only brand that could convince me to wear lingerie.
Maddie
The further into my thirties I go the less I care about style and the more I’m all about the comfort and ease. I’m not talking beige briefs just yet (not that there’s anything wrong with those!) but I’ve slowly started to ditch the underwire in favour of cute crop top bras, bandeaus and bralettes. Who says sexy can’t be comfortable?! Free people do some really gorgeous ones in every colour that I’m definitely lusting over.
*Free People, Baseline Bralette, £18
*Free People, The Cutout Bralette, £24
Danielle
I’m yet to try out Savage X Fenty but I love what they’re about and as I’m a gal with gigantic tits my options can be somewhat limited in the lingerie dept. This set is slightly sexy but still comfortable enough to actually wear at the house ha!
Zoe
I’m definitely into much comfier lingerie now than the ones I wore through most of my twenties. I like a soft, non-wired fit where I feel like I also get the support and if it’s cute or a bit more schhhexy then that’s just a bonus. There is definitely something that sparks a bit of confidence in starting your day off with a nice matching set. I have a couple of sets from Beija London and they are my favourite. They tick all the boxes for me! I also love a cotton bra and brief every now and then too, especially with all the work-from-home days!
Beija, FORECAST X BRA IN PETROL BLUE, £65
Beija, FORECAST BRIEF IN PETROL BLUE, £25
Beija, WAVES X BRA IN WHITE, £55
Beija, WAVES BRIEF IN WHITE, £25
Charlotte
Give me some big, comfy, loose-fitting knickers over a thong ANY day of the week! I love the cute ditsy patterns of these two and know they’d be comfy enough for workouts, tight jeans and long walks- the key criteria that underwear must pass in my book. I rarely wear a bra (flat-chested life has its perks) but when I do, anything with lace in a pastel colourway is a surefire win.
*Les girls les boys, woven mini briefs made with dizzy floral liberty fabric, £28
Darcey
I love a lingerie set, but I definitely go more towards comfort and less towards lace. I love these sets from les girls les boys which are super stylish in my eyes, but also look super comfy too, what more could you want really!
*Les girls les boys, ladder detail soft bra and high waist brief set, £52
*Les girls les boys, string cotton thong black, £23
*Les girls les boys, string cotton underwired bra black, £38
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