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When it comes to a woman’s undergarments, there is often a natural conflict between comfort and sensuality. Although many brands have claimed to incorporate both, few seem to have actually made the grade.

When picking panties, we tend to go in one of two directions. The first is to go for something sexy. The second is to go for something comfortable and practical. Oddly, the two are rarely put together in most bottoms.

As you already know, there are a number of different styles of panties and bottoms on the market. Most women, however, aren’t fully aware of just how much variety there really is. Well, we aim to cure that problem, so here are some different styles.

Every structure must have a foundation. When it comes to women’s underwear, the full brief is definitely that foundation. The design maximizes support through coverage. These briefs are very practical, but not the most appealing visually.

The bikini brief is our second most common panty style. As the name suggests, it is a bit more revealing than your basic brief with higher cut legs and lower cut backs. A more seductive version is the string bikini that comes with straps around the hips.

A step up on the intimate scale from the full brief is the French cut. This is a comfortable brief that has a high leg cut allowing for shorts and skirts, but lots of upper support. Not quite a bikini look, but definitely headed in that direction.

Looking for comfort and a seamless rear end appearance? Boy shorts are a good choice. Theses bottoms look similar to biking shorts without the padded buttocks or long legs. They offer maximum support with a shear appearance.

Like the look of a thong, but can’t stand the high riding uncomfortable sensation? Give a Tanga a try. It is essentially a thong, but with more back support. It is an attempt to combine the comfort of a regular bottom with the sexiness of a thong.

It is important to remember that a look is only as good as its weakest element. Think through your underwear before heading out. Sometimes comfort is the most important factor. Other times, the look or intimate element needs to be emphasized.

When it comes to a woman’s undergarments, there is often a natural conflict between comfort and sensuality. Although many brands have claimed to incorporate both, few seem to have actually made the grade.

The battle between comfort and support when it comes to panties for a woman is also one of personal preference. Some women love the freedom of a thong while others can’t stand the feeling. It is simply a matter of preference.

Much like bras, bottoms or panties come in a wide variety of styles. You wouldn’t think so at first glance, but they do. Let’s take a quick look at the styles and when you might use them in relation to other clothing or events.

The basic brief has to be our starting point. This is the staple for most women when it comes to the daily routine of life. The brief is usually a full support fit around the hips, pelvic bone and rear. It is very practical and comfortable, but not all that sexy.

The second foundation pillar in the bottoms arsenal is the bikini bottom. No, not the bathing suit. We are talking about a bottom that is more delicate, yet very comfortable. It can be modified to be sexier by going with string over hip versions.

Sexy, low cut jeans have become a trend with many women. Basic briefs show above the jean cut, so an alternative is necessary. Low set waist panties, also known as hipsters, are the solution. They offer lower profiles that aren’t seen, but practical comfort and support.

Looking for comfort and a seamless rear end appearance? Boy shorts are a good choice. Theses bottoms look similar to biking shorts without the padded buttocks or long legs. They offer maximum support with a shear appearance.

Like the look of a thong, but can’t stand the high riding uncomfortable sensation? Give a Tanga a try. It is essentially a thong, but with more back support. It is an attempt to combine the comfort of a regular bottom with the sexiness of a thong.

It is important to remember that a look is only as good as its weakest element. Think through your underwear before heading out. Sometimes comfort is the most important factor. Other times, the look or intimate element needs to be emphasized.