Bikini: with the wild popularity of the bikini swimsuit in the 1960s, this panty has been a staple in most women’s panty drawers for decades. It traditionally provides moderate coverage in the front and back, with high-cut legs.
Tip: look for bikinis with a seam up the center of your derriere to give a rounder bottom shape under clothes.

{Anita Vanella Brief}

Brazilian: this is a panty style loved by those who want to elongate their legs or visually slim their thighs. These panties are cut high on the thigh and great if you want a little more coverage everywhere but want to be sexy at the same time.

{Aubade Plume d'Amour Brazilian Brief}

Tanga: a perfect compromise between a thong and a bikini. A tanga usually has equal amount of material in the front as well as the back, leaving you more exposed in the back.
Tip: If you want to avoid panty lines, but do not want to do a thong then this is the panty for you!
Fun Fact: a tanga originates from the early 20th century and denotes a loincloth worn by indigenous peoples in tropical America.

{Chantelle Rive Gauche Tanga}

Thong: you either love them or hate them, but these little scraps of material do their job by eradicating VPLs (visible panty lines). The absence of fanny coverage ensures the absence of panty lines!

{Cosabelle Thong}

G-String: the Tiny Tim of thongs. It is the tiniest thong you can imagine. A small triangle of material is in front, with strings running up your cheek cleavage and across your hips.
Fun Fact: we didn’t think of it first! The G-string originated among the tribal people from thousands of years ago.

{Simone Perele Fiji String}

What is your favorite style panty?

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