Speaking as a woman, I don't think there
is another garment that makes you feel more feminine than
the chemise.
Classically, it just means a shirt...
something worn next to the skin...
but in a woman's lexicon it means
silk...
soft...
sexy...
there is nothing more feminine than wearing something like this.
I presume (I am no expert on such things) that this is what in England is known as a 'petticoat'. Which reminds me that I once met a Canadian guy (here in France) who always referred to his jacket as a 'coat' (in Canadian-French).
ReplyDeleteExactly Cro...a difficult item to find these days is the petticoat.
ReplyDeleteRestaurants here (upmarket) sometimes require gentlement to wear a 'coat and tie'. Love all this language stuff.
I particularly like the vintage ones....the work on them is quite lovely...
ReplyDeleteme too Chania...I think they are my favourites...
ReplyDeleteHi Jacqueline
ReplyDeleteSilk is such a luxurious fabric.
I am your new follower but feel I know you from visits
Helenxx
Bear has no understanding of this at all (being both ursine and male).
ReplyDeleteBut there is a certain delightfulness to the pictures you have included.
I think I like the beige-y one best but they're all sumptuous. Sexy under pinnings do make you feel good even if no-one else knows what you're wearing.
ReplyDeleteHi Helen...so glad you are here, especially with your linguistic skills!
ReplyDeleteIt's okay Rob-bear...fur is good too.
I agree Molly...there is nothing nicer. Especially if no one else knows!
J thank you so much for your comment on my blog site. Since Delores made her comment on mine I've got this fantasy of going out looking like Miss Marples in brogues and tweeds and wearing all this gorgeous sexy underwear underneath. I feel so naughty and it feels good.
ReplyDeleteI have tagged you for the 7x7 links challenge if you would like to participate. Info on my blog.
ReplyDeleteMolly...how delightfully naughty!
ReplyDeleteMBJ - thank you for thinking of us. I will work on this today!