IN FORM®

TSA – Traveling Shapewear Alert

By Sandy S.
Cupid Intimates

Recently, while traveling on a business trip, I was making my way through a security checkpoint at the Las Vegas airport when I set off the metal detector’s alarm.  As all of us have done in response to that situation, I took off my watch and jewelry (even though these items had never triggered the alarm on any of my previous trips).  I walked through the detector again and, sure enough, the alarm sounded again.  The TSA officer told me to step off to the side, where another TSA officer – this one, a woman – was to conduct a more thorough screening. (more…)

By Rachel Rumsey
Cupid Intimates

Have you struggled to interpret fashion trends for your curves?  Well, ladies, you, Jessica Rabbit, and Joan Harris all have something in common.  But while Mrs. Rabbit doesn’t mind flaunting what she’s got, the rest of us may desire clothes more appropriate for walks of life that don’t include singing at supper clubs.  Let me touch on a few current fashion trends and suggest some tips on how best to wear them. (more…)

Today, In Form® reaches its first milestone. The post below is our 50th since we began publishing last October 20th. When we started this blog, our primary goal was to inform our readers about all aspects of shapewear, panties, and bras. That’s why we chose our name. But we also wanted to entertain our readers along the way. We hope we’ve been able to do both.

Of course, we’re always trying to think of ways we can improve these pages, and we’d love to get your feedback. What are we doing right? What are we doing wrong? Please use the comment field at the end of today’s post and send us your thoughts.

Thanks!

Adam Welsch

By Joann M.
Cupid Intimates

Have you ever gotten up in the morning, with your pants not quite fitting the way they should, and wondered why you ate so much the night before?  Wearing the correct shapewear can fix this problem.  Try a waistline brief, thigh slimmer, or hi-waist brief, especially one with silicone edges that prevent “ride-up” and “roll-down.”

Have you ever caught a glimpse of your derriere in a three-way mirror and seen those marks fondly referred to as visible panty lines or VPLs?   (more…)