I am tall, relatively slim and like to follow fashion trends, avoiding the "mutton-dressed-as-lamb" syndrome. However for some time I have had a problem with fashionable knickers! I don't wear granny pants. For some time I have preferred my leg high leg pants but they seem to have gone out of fashion and are harder to get. The latest fashion is for little shorts which sit low on the hips - very cute. When I wear these they slide off my hips and gather into multiple creases at the top of my thighs. Another fashion is for pants with plain fronts but lace on the derriere. Very sexy and pretty but when you sit down you get a delicate lace pattern on your buttocks! Luckily French knickers are no longer in vogue. I think wearing them with tights was not an option unless you wore the knickers on top. The last in-fashion panty is the thong - don't even go there!! Any ideas for looking good and being comfortable?
I also buy my knickers from M+S mostly. I often buy the matching knickers to a bra, but am becoming less impressed with those as sometimes they’re not so comfortable. I wear high legs or midi knickers, never thongs, Brazilian, or any other types. Comfort is the most important factor for me, but I do like pretty as well, so long as they’re comfortable.
I wear M&S full knickers and bought some of their microfibre ones to try fairly recently. They are so stretchy and comfortable that I bought some more even although I didn’t need them! ?
M&S and Next still offer high leg - the only ones that suit me. Can't bear the boy shorts. M&S also do some smooth no VPL brazillian style which are great under trousers. Don't wear them with a dress because they ride up.
M&S still sell high leg knickers. I stopped wearing those as they rode up and gave me a 'wedgie' and I now prefer their midi style - not granny pants but more comfortable.
Not sure about lace pattern on your bum - I have several pairs like that but quite honestly, who's going to see it!!!
I've found granny pants - or more precisely high leg and on the waist pants - so much better when wearing trousers. The side seams of trousers irritate me around the hips, and the delightfully comfortable silky fabric lingerie from M and S has stopped me squirming about as I did when wearing my usual high leg bikini briefs. I tried French knickers once - absolute hell. They rode up and I could hardly walk!
I threw all my pants away when lockdown ended! I bought new hi leg one in M&S also some higher waisted ones with lace panels at the front. I agree about the shorts, luckily I had jeans on when mine fell down!
None for me since the idiot doctor did severe damage when treating vulva cancer with a laser. He didn’t even leave clear margins!
I used to try and wear different types of knickers when attending parties or special events (addled brain cells) and would end up having to bin them in the ladies lavatories as I only had a clutch bag and didn’t want to have any mishaps if I opened the bag.
I did have a bright idea twenty years ago and googled silk French knickers thinking they might work. It was certainly an education!
In my world men and Americans wear underpants so knickers is fine with me. Each to their own.
I’ve resigned myself to mid calf skirts and dresses and hoping not to take a tumble and bare my all.
There's lots of nice high legs in M & S. I buy the pack of 7 cotton ones for every day work wear and then pretty ones for going out. No idea why as it's only my husband & myself that see them lol
The problem with the shorts is the lack of elastic on the top. An awful lit have a lacy edging. The lace on the rear of knickers is obviously meant for folk who never sit down. I am not a huge fan of M & S underwear but they do high, mid waist and shorts. Mid waist may be worth a try though high waist sometimes can be quite low almost like a short.