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Maximisers and minimisers, fat-burning girdles, intimates inspired by the past, and French lingerie that’s sexy, but not in a typically French way.

WORKOUT ROUTINE
For undies that help you exercise, without the sweat: Wacoal Crosswalker, $94.20

A more comfortable version of the brand’s best-selling, body-shaping, fat-burning panty, which reportedly corrects posture with its inverted-triangle waistband, and stimulates muscles and shapes thighs with its thick X-shaped elastic band. Thinner and lighter than its predecessor, it gives better ventilation to withstand the humid weather, but is apparently just as effective in helping you lose weight. The new mesh materials are much softer and more elastic, which means less of a struggle to get into it. In nude and black.

   

From Female - September 2010   


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