Naughty Knickers Marks & Sparks £5 was £19.50

Minniemee_2

The woman modelling the 'naughty knickers' doesn't need a pair. The should have a model that could actually demonstrate the before and after effects.

Very funny thread, Thanks for the laugh everyone x

galvanizersbaby

Contemptuous wrote: »

Erm.. Is it just me that quite likes them? Although a bit put off by the reviews!

Lol! I don't dislike the look of them either but they look horribly uncomfortable and as you say judging by the reviews pretty difficult to get on and off! :rotfl:

Looks like they would give a nice shape under a clingy dress but whether you would be able to breathe out is another matter!

Violetta_2

I always wonder why they even make these kinds of things for size 8's, surely someone that size has very little need for control type stuff, which is probably why they are always in stock for smaller sizes.

galvanizersbaby

Violetta wrote: »

I always wonder why they even make these kinds of things for size 8's, surely someone that size has very little need for control type stuff, which is probably why they are always in stock for smaller sizes.

Im a size 8 but 3 kids later even if you are a small size it might not necessary mean you have a flat tummy without bulges and lumps and bumps if you catch my drift and I thought those control things were designed to give a smooth line under close fitting clothing?
However judging by the reviews sounds as though you would struggle to get them on whatever your dress size :eek:

VfM4meplse

galvanizersbaby wrote: »

However judging by the reviews sounds as though you would struggle to get them on whatever your dress size :eek:

I would prefer not to have to fight to get into my clothes!

Before you part with your money, don't forget that M&S final reductions cannot be returned or exchanged.

scrummymummy

I am a size 6/8 but I nearly always wear these sort of knickers although admittedly not ones that come quite as high up as these. The reason? Two large babies delivered by C-section have left me with a pocket of loose skin ( sorry if this is tmi!) which is really noticeable when I'm wearing close fitting clothes. I would certainly never have plastic surgery so have resigned myself to a life of big knickers.....:)

VfM4meplse

scrummymummy wrote: »

Two large babies delivered by C-section have left me with a pocket of loose skin ( sorry if this is tmi!) which is really noticeable when I'm wearing close fitting clothes. I would certainly never have plastic surgery so have resigned myself to a life of big knickers.....:)

Poor you - but you're right, surgery is the only fix. No shame in it though.

galvanizersbaby

I'm the same scrummy mummy, can be a feature of c sections it seems

I prefer the higher waisted styles.

I grab a pack of these though that look a bit more sexy than the 'naughty knickers' but still a bit comfy

http://www.marksandspencer.com/Pack-Low-Rise-Thongs-Lace/dp/B002Y7ALX8?ie=UTF8&pf_rd_r=0XNEJSCCVJTYWSA4XVSC&pf_rd_m=A2BO0OYVBKIQJM&pf_rd_t=3901&pf_rd_i=1000&pf_rd_p=213138347&pf_rd_s=left-1#CustomerReviewsHeader

Violetta_2

Thanks & apologies galvanisersbaby & scrummymmmy I suppose any of us have lumps & bumps we need taming although some of us (ok me) more than others.

Middlestitch

VfM4meplse wrote: »

Before you part with your money, don't forget that M&S final reductions cannot be returned or exchanged.

They can if they are bought online (Distance Selling Regs).