Are you familiar with the situation when you are shopping around for that perfect underwear for the whole day and when you eventually find it, it turns out that they don’t have your size, or color, or whatever. So why not make this perfect underwear by your own? Design a lovely garment and sew it yourself. Or if you have no idea of sewing and you don’t want to spend hours on learning how to do it, just adorn your simple panties and bra with dainty lace or even embroidery.

Do It Yourself gives a detailed instruction on how to construct a sizzling bra, panties or even camisole.  For those who have some basic knowledge about sewing they offer a step-by-step instruction on how to make it yourself from the very beginning. They include information about material and sizes as well.

For absolute novices to such things, they offer to trim their plain undies with lace or ribbon. They give such an explicit directions, that even I do easily understand the process, although I’ve hardly ever sewn on a button. So just go for a cheap pair of panties and make them look gorgeous and super expensive.

By the way, you can make underwear not for you only, but also for your beloved ones. Design unique boxers for your better half and it will be an original gift. Or present your kids with lovely children garments made on your own.

Do It Yourself provides you with the instructions on how do make classic boxers, bikini briefs, lace thongs, lacy panties, children undergarments, brasseries and camisoles.

But what I like most is this Hanty Panty. What is it? Just a pair of panties made from handkerchief. Sounds intriguing, isn’t it? But I’m afraid it won’t be easy to find a big enough handkerchief to sew a hanty for yourself, though at least you can make it for your little lady. Anyway the idea is very original and I think I’ll try to do it and I promise to show you the result afterwards.  

But if you still prefer ready-made lingerie, you are wellcome to visit our online lingerie store, where you will find a vast range of high-quality original underwear form Milavitsa.

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Women underwear today is not just a necessary piece of clothing, but it has become the index of your social status and material prosperity, while lingerie business is a very profitable venture. Modern underwear goes for thousands dollars per a piece.  I doubt that it’s the price that an average woman can afford paying for these little luxuries. 

The situation is the same in all parts of the world. Even communist Japan can’t boast any more financial equality of its population. Lingerie has put a social gap between modern Japanese women. And according to Atsushi Miura, a Post columnist who writes on how to enjoy being lower class, lingerie has divided women into two financial lines: the Millionairesses and the Kamayatsu Onna.

Kamayatsu Onna are women who can’t afford 20,000 yen for a garment. They would rather go for something comfortable, resistant and less expensive than spend their week’s salaries on the sheer undies that are unlikely to last long. They are looking for cheap, cute enough and comfortable lingerie, that is retailed for somewhere from 1,000 yen to 1,500 yen a set. And it is not a problem to find super cheap undies in Japan – lingerie stores for Kamayatsu Onna are not rare on Japan streets and their number is growing up.

The Millionairesses are not left out in the cold either. Japan is pumped up with super expensive lingerie stores where they sell undergarments of home and world brands. The Millionairesses indulge themselves with feminine dainty underwear. This sort of customers does not care about the price in their search for extravagance.

These are women who take home annual salaries of 10 million or more and a little piece of finest lingerie for 20,000 yen that will bring them pleasure for a day or two is not a luxury for them. They shop in the most expensive stores where the prices are as high as 30,000 yen for a bra, 10,000 yen for panties and about 100,000 yen for a set. It’s pretty expensive even for European customers, who are used to pampering themselves with exclusive stuff.

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When people go for a concert of their favorite singer, or band, or they meet a celeb in the street, what will most do? Right, people usually try to take a picture with a famous buddy, or at least have their autograph. Crazy fans all over the world are chasing their idols for their signature on the piece of paper that noone will see afterwards. And what would you say about handprints of your idol on your T-shirt? Have you ever thought about the paws of a celeb on your chest?

James Perse is a designer who invented these unusual high-end comfy tees with celebrities hands on them. The tees look funky and fit perfectly. So, there are three main advantages about them. First you will be able to boast these famous handprints on you, then you will get a new comfy garment, and what is really important, you will take part in Get Hands On Campaign which benefits the Revlon/UCLA Women’s Cancer Research Program. 

The campaign was founded by Willie Ebersol and Elex Michaelson to increase breast cancer education. Their partner, the Entertainment Industry Foundation and the Revlon/UCLA Women’s Cancer Research Program consistently works towards the control and consequent elimination of breast and ovarian cancer through funding cutting-edge research and awareness programs.

Get Hands On is not a usual charity project. As a special thank for your donation the campaign will send you these pink celebrity handprint t-shirt. Your donation of at least $45 includes shipping, handling and all other applicable taxes and fees associated with receipt of the Get Hands On T-shirt.

Besides, you can visit charityfolks.com and bid on t-shirt with one of your favorite stars and see which celeb handprints are bringing in the most money on Charity Folks. The highest current item for the auction is the shirt from George Clooney, then comes Simon Cowell, and behind him Paula Abdul, Randy Johnson and Ryan Seacrest. Besides, there are also available t-shirts from Courtney Cox, Tony Hawk, Zach Braff, Keira Knightley, Sheryl Crow, Ann Curry, and others.

So, get a handprinted t-shirt for $45 and you will help out a worthy cause. 

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