A self-proclaimed underwear addict spent more than £2,600 on a beautiful lace bra and shorts, suggesting that her unusual passion sometimes caused her to get into trouble at work.

Ellie Hatfull, 27, said she was fascinated by underwear from an early age and now has about 150 collections.

 

Her “addict” began because her work had strict dress code, which meant she couldn’t express herself through everyday basic fashion.

Instead, she began wearing incredible underwear under her regular overalls.

In an interview with Mail Online, she said: “No one will see it, but wearing what I think is true to myself will make me feel good.

“When I buy underwear, including casual wear and accessories, I incorporate them into my jacket to get the most value from every item.”

But Ellie, who lives in Sydney, Australia, admits that her unusual passion sometimes makes her trouble at work.

Wrote on her blog, she said: “Management comes from and comments on how inappropriate my equipment is.

“Some of the content is inconsistent with ‘underwear’ is ”I can see your bra’ is not the company’s atheism’.

“Okay, I will remember tomorrow…”

Ellie shares her passion for Instagram and her blog on behalf of Lace and Haze, and now she has more than 41,000 fans.

When you think of Sarah Jessica Parker, it’s hard not to think of Carrie Bradshaw instinctively. Although her “Sex and the City” role is a role – there is an undeniable similarity between stars and TV characters… at least for us as a bystander. In the SJP roundtable discussion with the trip to Verona, Italy, through the lingerie brand Intimissimi, I had a unique glimpse of how Parker really felt her intimate relationship with the role she played many years ago.

“There is a vague boundary between the characters I play, obviously Carrie Bradshaw and myself. We are very different. I always say that we look alike, but basically everything else is different,” Parker explained. . Everything, that is, in addition to a very iconic lingerie trend, just re-lays: wearing underwear as a coat.

As the face of the new Intimissimi event, Sarah Jessica Parker recently tried and adopted some fresh underwear styles, but wearing underwear as a coat is clearly a trend she has been paying attention for for many years, either herself or as Carrie Bradshaw in front of the camera.

“I don’t necessarily wear Carrie Bradshaw, but it’s very interesting to be bold at this event,” she said. “Especially on those streets, because I took the kids to those streets, I usually I won’t be wearing a pajamas when I take my children to school, so it’s fun.”

When asked about her views on the unstoppable trends in Italy and the United States, Parker replied: “I am very happy [this trend is back] because I have never stopped it. If there is one thing we are with me and The roles of Carrie and Pat Field overlap. He is our outstanding fashion designer. It is a very creative mind. She is also – we just do it. She is very happy that this is what I want to do. I am very excited. It’s what she wants to do. So I got it back. I’m never happy to leave, so I feel very happy. But everyone has their own version, everyone is different from everyone’s body. Everyone is different, so people should do what they want to do.”

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“The simplest statement is [about how underwear relates to women’s empowerment] is the choice: how do you choose to go out and what you want to say to yourself. In the best of the world, it should be your choice, “She Say. “I think this activity is confident to tell others who you are and encourage others and remember that you don’t judge people. You can call it empowerment in that message, or you can call it a weapon of trust in some way, so I think this is a promising connection. This is what I took from it.”

Marilyn Monroe once said that the only thing she wore was a few drops of Chanel No. 5 bed. Many mothers are thinking now, should they do this? In other words, there is a new report that raises the question: Should you wear underwear before going to bed at night? This depends on the situation.

According to The Today Show, experts have discovered the truth about whether you should wear underwear to sleep. If women have learned something over the years, it is even less, especially when it comes to activities there. To be straightforward, there is no reason to buy expensive probiotics, supplements and perfumes from our private areas.

But what about underwear? The good news is that there is really no scientific evidence that you should take off your underwear before going to bed so that you can rest in good night. Now, there is nothing to support wearing underwear that usually enhances your health.

“Your vagina and vulva have no lungs. In fact, it is an anaerobic environment,” said Dr. Jen Gunter, an obstetrician and obstetrician. “You don’t need to blow anything.”

Still, if you decide to wear latex or pleated underwear, you may cause some excessive sweating at night. However, whether or not you wear underwear, it comes down to personal preference. If you want to wear it, then do it. If you don’t, skip it. There are really no errors or correct answers.

In addition, the less maintenance, the better the feeling and appearance of the vagina. Dr. Gunther pointed out, “Your vagina is great. The entire area is designed to deal with dirt. Every time you clean it, over-pick it, you are actually destroying the system that handles it.”

For those who are confused but afraid to ask, yes, you can skip your laundry day and wear the same underwear for two consecutive days. Health experts agree that in terms of health, wearing the same underwear for more than 24 hours is no problem. As long as your underwear is kept clean (no urine, feces or traces of effluent), then you don’t have to worry about this.

Nils police said that a 72-year-old man had shown some jewelry to his clients in his jewelry store, was kidnapped, beaten and robbed, and then stayed in underwear.

At about 3 am on Saturday, the Chicago police patrolled near the Edgebrook Golf Course on 6100 Street in Central Street and found the man wearing underwear.

Earlier, the man showed jewels at the Des Plaines bar and then returned to the apartment in the 8100 block of Milwaukee on the northern outskirts of Niles. The police said that when the victim parked in his parking space, the three men attacked him with a mask and a baseball bat.

The offender kidnapped the victim and brought his jewelry, clothes and keys to his apartment and company. At some point, the victim was dumped by criminals at the Chicago Golf Course.

The police said that after a man was discovered, he appeared to have been beaten and sent to a reciprocating hospital for treatment.

The police believe that the man is targeted.

The athletes have already begun preparing for the Iron Man Contest held in Cambridge on Saturday. For some people, this means stripping and prohibiting everything in order to support the community.

“For many years, I have been attending the Triathlon World Championships in Kona. A few years ago they started sprouting elsewhere. Some people asked if we were interested in putting them together, I just liked to hold it and then ran,” Iron Man Three coach Timdels said.

In their dress and running shoes, all 60 participants from across the country met and raised funds at Dorchester Goes Purple, a county-wide campaign against drug abuse.

“I did it last year, I like it, when I found out they were going to run underwear here, I was like we had to go. It was very interesting,” said __ from Long Island, New York.

Take photos before taking the starting line and chat with other runners. Then they left!

“We got a bunch of horns on the high street, it was very interesting. Then we marched in the village and all the suppliers were crazy. This is a good time,” Dels said.

Others in the community came out to support the event. Chamber of Commerce President Phil Christopher is there to represent Dorchester Goes Purple.

Christopher said: “It’s great to see all the athletes out. They really like to do something for the community they participate in.”

Raised nearly $300 and handed it directly to Dorchester Goes Purple.

Christopher added: “If we can prevent a person from taking too much, then all the time we spend on doing this is worth it. I hope it is more than one.”

The Ironman triathalon begins at 7:30 on Saturday morning. This is the fourth year that Iron Man has been in Cambridge for three years.

A Californian man said he was upset when he saw what the repairman had done on his nanny camera.

Jason Cooper of Plays Vista told CBS Los Angeles that he was waiting to talk to the detective and had submitted a police report named the worker. The man was hired to repair the damaged floor in Cooper’s home.

A surveillance video taken by Cooper’s nanny camera showed that the workers were walking around in the bedroom of his young daughter. He walked to the basket and looked inward. He glanced at it, apparently to see if no one was watching, and then reached for clothes and underwear.

“I was irritated when I saw this video,” Cooper said.

Once I saw workers grabbing underwear. He turned and left the camera, but you saw him bring the clothes to his face.

“He is sniffing or swearing, doing some disgusting things with my 5 or 3 year old underwear,” Cooper said.

Once, the workers seemed to put their underwear in their pockets.

Cooper said that he was face to face with the workers by phone, and the man gasped when he was told that the incident had been recorded.

“I didn’t let him talk to me. I don’t want to hear what he said. He knows what he did. He knows I have a video. I want to make sure he can’t be another family and another 5 or another 3 year old. Do this,” Cooper said.

It is unclear what charges the repairman may face, as well as petty theft.

CBS Los Angeles tried to contact the man in the video but did not receive a reply.

A Californian man said he was upset when he saw what the repairman had done on his nanny camera.

Jason Cooper of Plays Vista told CBS Los Angeles that he was waiting to talk to the detective and had submitted a police report named the worker. The man was hired to repair the damaged floor in Cooper’s home.

A surveillance video taken by Cooper’s nanny camera showed that the workers were walking around in the bedroom of his young daughter. He walked to the basket and looked inward. He glanced at it, apparently to see if no one was watching, and then reached for clothes and underwear.

“I was irritated when I saw this video,” Cooper said.

Once I saw workers grabbing underwear. He turned and left the camera, but you saw him bring the clothes to his face.

“He is sniffing or swearing, doing some disgusting things with my 5 or 3 year old underwear,” Cooper said.

Once, the workers seemed to put their underwear in their pockets.

Cooper said that he was face to face with the workers by phone, and the man gasped when he was told that the incident had been recorded.

“I didn’t let him talk to me. I don’t want to hear what he said. He knows what he did. He knows I have a video. I want to make sure he can’t be another family and another 5 or another 3 year old. Do this,” Cooper said.

It is unclear what charges the repairman may face, as well as petty theft.

CBS Los Angeles tried to contact the man in the video but did not receive a reply.

A young woman’s Facebook post tells about her run-in with the creeper in the Cape Coral goal, which was shared thousands of times on the last day.

Rachel Conner posted to Facebook yesterday that a random man was taking pictures of her shopping in the underwear section. She wrote that she was worried that this might be a trafficker.

Connor said that this is the goal on Veterans Avenue and Santa Barbara Avenue.

This article was shared more than 3,000 times by her page in just one day.

We have confirmed that Connor has never reported this to the Cape Coral Police. Instead, other Facebook users are leaning toward the police.

sergeant. Coral Point Police Public Information Officer Alan Colak said they also got another tip about another woman posting a similar situation to Facebook about the same goal.

sergeant. Kolak now tells us that the detectives are investigating that the two cases are legal.

“We want to make sure that if we do find those who commit any type of crime, it is effective. If it does not work, we want to make sure that this is also because we don’t want people to take extra measures to avoid a business because of the fact that there is a false statement,” Sergeant. Colac said.

Connor repeatedly denied our interview request because she said the detective asked her not to. The Cape Coral Police could not confirm this.

We asked Target about the surveillance video and any information about the claim. All managers will say they know this post.

Target issued the following statement on Tuesday night:

The future of a small clothing company in South Seattle is bright.

In just a few years of its existence, Tomboy X was named King County’s annual small business by the county governor Constant Constantine.

“I am very honored,” said Fran Dunaway, co-owner of Tomboy X. “I can tell you, we didn’t expect it.”

The company was a bit frustrated after its establishment. Dunaway said she wanted a good quality button shirt.

“Like ‘Robert Graham’ or ‘Ben Sherman’ for women,” Dunaway told KOMO News.

But she could not find a one for women. Fran is very happy because her business and life partner Naomi Gonzalez can prove it.

“I am very angry,” Gonzalez said with a smile.

This kind of trouble led to the idea of ​​building your own clothing company. Tomboy X started with a shirt, but after a few years, the focus changed according to the opinions of the customers.

“Naomi is doing our customer service, and she continues to hear many customers saying that we should make boxing shorts for women,” Fran said. “We don’t know no one is doing this.”

With a slight rebranding, Tomboy X specializes in providing high quality, comfortable underwear for women and women. The company not only celebrates its annual business award, but also celebrates its need to enter a larger headquarters.

“Three years ago, we didn’t have employees, and we didn’t get paid,” Dunaway said. “We have 23 employees today and have expanded our space.”

This is a small commercial success that has made unimaginable people the focus of attention and has made women in more than 40 countries a star.

“No one will let women’s underwear focus on fit and quality. We really care about this and do it right.”

According to a new report from Yale Daily News, in the first year of Yale University, the troubled Supreme Court nominee Brett Cavano joined the Delta Kappa Epsilon Brotherhood, whose culture “is notorious for not respecting women” Shown.”

Julie Klein graduated with Kavanaugh in 1987. He described the fraternity as “Animal House,” and another student at Kavanaugh, Jennifer Lew, recalled on the YaleWomen Facebook page that the Brotherhood Brotherhood “ransed” the woman during class. The student’s room “Yale Daily News” reported and stole “underwear”.

On Thursday, the student newspaper published a photo of the Kavanaugh DKE brotherhood brothers in January 1985, which featured the banner of women’s underwear and bras marching on campus. According to reports, Kavanaugh was a second-year member of the Brotherhood, but did not appear in the picture.

Christine Blasey Ford accused Kavanaugh of sexually assaulting her at a party in high school. He denied the allegations, and various defenders claimed that nothing in his role indicated that he would attack the then 15-year-old Ford in the early 1980s.

According to Yale Daily News, Kavanaugh’s supporters include a female Yale classmate in a letter to the Senate Judiciary Committee on August 30. The letter sent a letter to Kavanaugh respecting women and supporting female athletes.

But a few days after the DKE underwear flag parade, Yale University student Rachel Eisler said in a letter to the Yale Daily News Editor that the banquet’s antics were meant to “devalue women.”

In 1986, Yale graduate Eisler wrote that if any man’s underwear is included in the mixture, she would ask one of the people with the “flag” pole.

According to the Yale Daily News, Eisler said that he told her that he thought that any “man’s stuff” would not be part of the flag, but maybe “your underwear may be here!” the letter said.

According to reports, a team member said that a group member carrying a banner of underwear recalled that the underwear and bra were “obtained from women.”

“I am almost certain that any women’s underwear will come from… Women know that they are willing to donate them at will,” Steve Gallo, who attended class in 1988, told the store.