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Am I right in thinking that low-cut knickers make your tummy look big?

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M&S Body range boyshorts are lovely and comfy and cover a bit of the tummy bulge!
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Fri 22-Aug-08 11:26:43
If I buy a size bigger the bum's too big (my derriere is very flat} SO big pants in a smaller size works for me
Yes I buy a size bigger too.

More boring pants for me then. wink
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Thu 21-Aug-08 13:33:22
i do too.

i buy thongs and "little" knickers a size bigger to avoid the bulge around the seams.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Thu 21-Aug-08 13:12:43
yep I agree

Big kaks are the business

nothing worse than the waist band digging into your tummy and accentuating it's lovely wobbles
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Thu 21-Aug-08 13:12:22
i buy the tesco own seam free ones
very comfy
£4.00 for 2 pairs
Just me then sad
Or is it just mine?

My "normal" boring M&S plain white knickers look ok but my semi-shorty style elle mcpherson ones just seem to emphasise my tummy.

Am I imagining this?

I don't actually have much of a tummy, am size 10 but obviously after 2 kids and no time for sit-ups there is a bit of overhang.

Want to buy some new comfortable knickers but fear may just have to stick to boring 6 white 6 packs of 'briefs'.
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