It is all about sexy designer lingerie

 World of fashion always gives us great ideas for the latest fashion trends. Styles and colors are going through many changes and often depend on the designer individuality. Some designers will create their new collection using styles that are classical, but given the lingerie new look by using more of unexpected and striking colors or color combination. Others find their inspiration in creating new forms, innovative styles by choosing basic neutral colors, yet surprising us with new and sometime shocking looks. The biggest fashion lingerie show in Europe for Paris Haute Couture Fashion. Visitors were able to see the newest lingerie fashion trends . Today’s major haute couture shows during Paris Fashion Week are: Alexis Mabille, Armani Privé, Bouchra Jarrar, Chanel, Christian Dior, Elie Saab, Givenchy, Jean Paul Gaultier, Valentino.

New World fashion Trends in 2011

 Primary, I see two new tendencies in the 2011 fashion trends.

Fist tendency: The shape wear lingerie is becoming more practical and esthetically well designed. European’s designers like Spanx, Esbelt, BodyWrap, Miss Perfect and Spiegel offer new looks for women shape wear that appears to be not only practical and functional, (too tight and sculpt women’s body) but more esthetical and fashionable by using new innovative materials that give our bodies more freedom for movement, more flexibility and more comfort for everyday wear.

Second tendency in lingerie fashion appear to be the focus on the waistline of a woman’s body. Famous designers like Prada, Dior, Dries Van Noten, Paul Smith and Louis Vuitton in their fall-winter collections offers silhouettes similar to the 1950’s style. All collections stress the narrow top, pants, or skirts. Collection of Bustier and Corsets nostalgically recall how gracefully the female silhouette looked in the middle of twentieth century. Following this new trend in lingerie designs, show in their collection some of their famous innovations include modern stretch fibers. The creation of matching stretch lace sets has become a major focal point in their new collections. Their collections feature silky and soft fabrics rigorously on women for comfort wear. Glamour and romance are also very prominent with soft, silk and satin camisoles and g-strings in pastel colors with lace and embroidery.

It is simply my Favorite!

 Recently, my favorite has become a new collection by a French designer Simone Perele. Her collection is called “Illusion”. She creates a great, sexy looking lingerie line using only one color: Grey. Personally, I would not define grey as the sexiest color, but in her collection, I love every single piece, and any piece from her collection looks very sexy. I think the secret of the sexy looking lingerie she created, is in the name “Illusion”. Illusion, is the sexy look that she created by using sexy laces and geometrical patterns. Beautifully laced fabrics allow to show more skin, but ivory lining used to cover most intimate body parts, provoke and trigger our fantasy to complete the picture.

Designer tips:

1. Of cause, not all of us can afford designer lingerie, but there is always a way to be up on fashion trends. What makes a collection sexy? The answer is: lace fabric. All men find lace lingerie sexy and irresistible that it makes their heart beat faster. To create similar effect, you just need to be a smart shopper and find different pieces of lingerie in similar colors that will give you an opportunity to create a similar look. Grey color is defined by designers as a modern color. Some people find this color very boring, but you can always find the right shade of grey to create a warm feeling while you are shopping for lingerie to create your own collection.

2. The newest trends in lingerie and sleepwear in the past few seasons are changing to be more functional and comfortable for everyday wear. “Skinny” models that are now in fashion are often replaced by more curvy and feminine figure-type silhouette. It is no wonder curvy women have now become more popular models in the fashion industry.