History of Lingerie in Timeline

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Lingerie

Lingerie encompasses women's undergarments, sleepwear, and lightweight robes, often chosen to evoke allure and fashion. A 2015 US survey revealed that 75% of women had worn "sexy lingerie," highlighting its cultural prevalence.

1935: Brassieres Updated

In 1935, brassières were updated with padded cups to flatter small breasts.

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1965: André Courrèges' Fashion Statement

In 1965, André Courrèges presented a collection featuring androgynous figures, showcasing a modern woman comfortable with her body and making a fashion statement out of the youth culture.

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2003: Global Lingerie Market

In 2003, the global lingerie market was estimated at $29 billion.

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2005: Bras and Briefs Market Share

In 2005, bras accounted for 56 percent of the lingerie market and briefs represented 29 percent.

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2015: US Survey on "sexy lingerie"

In 2015, a US survey revealed that 75% of women reported having worn "sexy lingerie" in their lifetime.

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March 2020: Male Lingerie Trend

In March 2020, The Guardian reported a trend for male lingerie on the catwalk and predictions about its potential success in high street fashion stores.

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