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The Victorian Christmas was somewhat prudish.Certainly they did not go in for erotic lingerie! The merest glimpse of an ankle was verboden. In this spirit of rectitude, they had 'under garments'. The mere mention of such items necessitated the smelling salts.In modern day palance, we call these underwear. The liberating sixties swept sexual taboos aside , the permissive society was born & erotic lingerie became the norm..

To add spice, underwear became lingerie & which quickly became erotic lingerie & a favourite christmas present. It was called a variety of names such as erotic lingerie, sensual wear, french lingerie, french knickers, sexy lingerie, slinky underwear, suspender belts & even ‘honeymoon lingerie’. All such hot items are in great demand at Christmas as the sexual liberation accelerated aided by the mass media of TV, Film & Magazines.

The advent of Anne Summers Shop into the high street seemed to make these erotic lingerie gifts even more respectable. In the face of this Hot & Heavy competition, the bastions of the High Street were moved to respond & Marks & Spencer introduced some very erotic underwear for Christmas.

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