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This set in red is nice and simple, the additional flower decal makes it especially cute.
This set with darker theme gives an elegant mature feel.
Yellow lingeries are very smart and eye-catching.
So if she is wearing a Japanese bra size 70, that equals American size 32.

We've seen all sorts of bras before, but this is the first we've come across that helps save the environment. Dubbed the No! Shopping Bag Bra, this lacy red undergarment has padded cups that when removed, transform into shopping bags that can be used to carry around your groceries, laundry, or other purchases and reduce the consumption of plastic bags in the process. We're not sure those lacy strings would be able to hold much, so ladies, you may want to carry around an extra bra just in case. But if you're interested, the bra is made by lingerie company Triumph Japan.
So simple, so gorgeous, beautiful gauzy lace mesh is ruffled and gathered over a silky opaque knit. Elastic gathering at the neckline and bust line creates the soft flowing look, topped off with Mocha colored edge stitching on the ruffled edges.



Here are some images of Louis Vuitton's Spring/Summer 2008 lingerie and accessories (such as those beautiful sheer gloves and stockings on Eva Herzigova).
On November 7, lingerie maker Triumph International Japan unveiled the “My Chopsticks Bra,” which features a pair of cups that resemble bowls of rice and miso soup, and a set of collapsible chopsticks that tuck into either side. The My Chopsticks Bra is the latest addition to Triumph’s line of concept lingerie designed to boost awareness of environmental issues.
Find this little sexy panty from PEACH JOHN official site.

There are two elements to her bra size; the band size (ie. 32, 34, 36) and cup size (ie. A, B, C). You will need a measuring tape to determine her bra size.
1. Band size:
Using a soft tape-measure, measure around the ribcage directly under the bust. Be sure the tape is smooth across the back and level with the front.
Add 5 to this measurement to obtain her band size.
For example: If her ribcage measurement is 29" + (5) = 34" band size. If the resulting band size is an odd number like 33", you can usually go to the next even band size (34").
2. Cup size:
Measure loosely around the fullest part of her bust, holding the tape measure straight but not tight. Subtract her band size from this measurement.
The result would be HER REGULAR BRA SIZE. If the difference is
less than 1 inch to 1 inch = A cup
2 inches = B cup
3 inches = C cup
4 inches = D cup
5 inches = DD cup
For example: If her band size is 34" and her bust measurement is 35", she wear an "A" cup.