December 19th, 2008
Posted by Erin Sun
Katie Price aka Jordan launches her new sleepwear collection at the Worx Studios in south-west London.
Adding to her already turmoiled empire that consists of underwear, fragrance, and even a line of horseman related array and hair device, Katie Price presented pajamas as well.
The sleepwear made by Panche will be available at Asda’s in the UK on December 22nd.
What is the next in Jordan’s line??
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October 31st, 2008
Posted by Veronica Valter
Today, ladies’ nightwear is a big business, with numerous styles from which to choose. And probably some of us cannot imagine that there were times when specific nightwear did not exist. Yet specialized sleepwear is actually a fairly recent invention.
Provided here is a brief guide to ladies’ nightwear from past to present.
Chemises
Chemises are the tunic-like garments worn in ancient cultures. By the Middle Ages, the chemise had developed into an early form of underwear. The long garments protected clothing from sweat and body oils. Chemises were much easier to clean than the outer garments, so it was common to have several chemises and rotate them between washings.
Chemises were also worn for sleeping. Both men and women used to take off their outer clothes and slept in chemises.
Nowadays men do not wear chemises any more but women do. There is a great variety of choices. They are short, light and of course sexy!
Negligees
Negligees are considered to be the first widely distributed item of ladies’ nightwear. The first negligee was introduced in France in the 1700s. It was long and heavy, as were the gowns of the era.
In the 1920s they began to mirror the short satin evening dresses that were popular at that time. But only after World War II negligees were specifically designed as sexy underwear.
Women of our time like negligees a lot for their practicality and style.
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