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Abbie Quinn
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Is Leopard Print Lingerie Sexy… or Just Too Much?

Dear Abbie, I’ve fallen for the YESX leopard lingerie collection—it’s giving fierce, fun, and flirty, and I’m so tempted. But I’m stuck. Is leopard print lingerie sexy and stylish, or will it look a bit too over-the-top? I want to surprise my husband, but not give off full-on fancy dress vibes. Is leopard ever truly timeless? Shop Leopard Print Lingerie My answer to Leopard Print Lingerie Let me reassure you right away: leopard print can be timeless , powerful, and seriously elegant—you’ve just got to pick the right piece. And judging by your eye for YESX, you’re already on the...

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Abbie Quinn
woman wearing stockings

Felt powerful, sexy, & turned on by wearing Stockings and Suspenders

Abbie Lingerie agony aunt advises a woman on after wearing stockings and suspenders for the first time felt powerful and sexy and wondered why?

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Woman wearing a plus size lingerie set from YESX

My boyfriend wants me to wear lingerie sets - but I am on the big side

In this post Abbie advises a lady who says she is on the big size, and new her boyfriend wants her to wear a lingerie set

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woman wearing stockings

I love wearing holdups but my new boyfriend wants me to wear Stockings and Suspenders

Abbie I’ve always loved wearing your Ballerina hold-ups. God knows how many I have brought from you—they’re sexy and easy to wear, and my previous boyfriends have adored them. But my latest boyfriend has hinted that stockings and suspenders are an even bigger turn-on for him. I am torn. Should I feel offended that my preference isn’t enough, or should I oblige his stockings request? Shop Stockings My Answer to wearing stockings Oh, sweetheart, aren’t lingerie dilemmas both a blessing and a curse? On the one hand, you’ve already found a look that makes you feel fabulous (hello, Ballerina hold-ups!), and on the other, you’re wondering...

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