Catherine Clavering of Kiss Me Deadly wrote a blog post about why the sampling methods of breast and bra-related studies matter for the calculation of valid statistics on The Lingerie Addict. Think critically before taking the results on any of the studies that reach the news as fact. This is what you should consider before deciding if the statistics are representative of its population.
The next LingerieFW will take place on August 1-3 at the Metropolitan Pavilion in New York City! Learn more about this showcasing of Spring/Summer 2014 fashions in the intimate apparel industry on The Lingerie Journal.
http://thelingeriejournal.com/lingeriefw-returns-august-1-3-2013/
The details of our “BLOGGERS” seminar have been finalized and registration is now open!
Register here: http://www.underfashionclub.org/events/bloggers.html
Lingerie Talk has a post about an exhibit that explores mechanical clothing, with women’s undergarments being the main focus. They have transformed over time as certain female figures shifted in and out of fashion.
Articulated pannier and whalebone corset, circa 1740-60
Our members came together on June 12th at Fashion Group International for a discussion on what makes a brand successful with Guildo Campello of COSABELLA, Ann Deal of Fashion Forms, and Carole Hochman.
Lingerie is always changing. See how the cuts, styles, and stitchings have changed throughout each decade on SFGate.com.
Photo of Forty Winks
A recently completed 15-year study conducted by French scientist Jean-Denis Rouillon observed the relationship between bras and breasts. Results suggest that bras might cause expediated sagging in breasts. We’ve rounded up a few responses to the study that are worth reading.
The Underfashion Club’s “A report on the Paris Show” on March 16, 2013 at The Cutting Room, NYC!
Videos of the events of the Femmy Gala 2013 are on YouTube!