[nq:1]What's the difference between a bustier, a teddy, and a merry widow? What's the difference between a Mao jacket and a Shantung jacket?[/nq] Christmas is coming, and if a cheaper item can be substituted ...
[nq:1]What's the difference between a bustier, a teddy, and a merry widow?[/nq] A merry widow is a one-piece with garters attached. I think a bustier is just the top part of it. A teddy is a lightweight top worn as an undergarment. Go with the teddy.
[nq:2]What's the difference between a bustier, a teddy, and a merry widow?[/nq] [nq:1]A merry widow is a one-piece with garters attached. I think a bustier is just the top part of it. A teddy is a lightweight top worn as an undergarment. Go with the teddy.[/nq] What about a bodice (as in bodice-ripper)?
[nq:1]**** your eyes, Ms. Wench. I'm going back to boys. They're less trouble.[/nq] You realize, don't you, that this post will come back to haunt you one day? Probably in an email. Probably from me.
[nq:2]**** your eyes, Ms. Wench. I'm going back to boys. They're less trouble.[/nq] [nq:1]You realize, don't you, that this post will come back to haunt you one day? Probably in an email. Probably from me.[/nq] See? Girls are more trouble.
[nq:2]A merry widow is a one-piece with garters attached. I ... lightweight top worn as an undergarment. Go with the teddy.[/nq] [nq:1]What about a bodice (as in bodice-ripper)?[/nq] I am only familiar with the liberty bodice