Sick of pantylines and uncomfortable elastic? That's where seamless undergarments come in. These no-show undies are an unsung closet essential and the easiest way to avoid visible pantylines. If ...

When shopping for underwear, keep an eye out for fabrics like cotton, nylon, spandex, polyester, and modal. Each has its own benefits, but they all offer stretch and softness—two must-haves for ...

Wearing white shorts is a gamble for obvious reasons, but will that stop me from doing it? Of course not. All it takes is the right pair of no-show underwear — then I'm free to rock sheer, light ...

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The best moisture-wicking underwear is lightweight, quick-drying, and built with fabrics that actually pull sweat away from the body. Think: polyester, nylon, modal, or a mesh microfiber blend. You ...

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Every product on this page was chosen by a Harper's BAZAAR editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. Shopping for intimates shouldn’t feel like a chore, and yet too often ...

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Cotton is the OG of underwear fabrics, and our testers found that it's the most comfortable knit for everyday fits. Take note: while cotton is pretty breathable, it doesn't go a great job of wicking ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I cover luxury fashion and beauty. Underwear drawers changed forever in 1934 when an apparel engineer named Arthur Kneibler, at ...