A Brief (and NSFW!) History of the Thong
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Though sales of thong underwear may be down among millennials, the skimpy style is still one of the most popular pantie choices for women of all ages. A visit to any Gap Body or Victoria's Secret—where the display tables of G-strings almost always look like a disheveled disaster zone—is probably all the proof you need of their undying appeal. But unmentionables made from barely-there elastic strips weren't always so ubiquitous. Read on to find out how everyday undies went from big and billowy to itty-bitty, below. 75,000 years ago: Loincloths were the first clothing to be worn by humans, and are the precursor to modern day underwear. However, since nobody wore them under anything else, they can't really be called underwear. 16th Century: Though they look rather uncomfortable, chastity belts apparently came with a padded lining meant to prevent chafing. (Stillif you're making the teeth-gritting emoji face looking at this picture, you're not alone.) 1920s: Everyday undies were called "bloomers."�They were long, straight-cut, and decorated with ruffled lace at the hem. 1939: Ahead of the World's Fair in New York in 1939, the city's mayor mandated that showgirls must perform covered up. To get around the ruling, they adopted G-strings.
Though sales of thong underwear may be down among millennials, the skimpy style is still one of the most popular pantie choices for women of all ages. A visit to any Gap Body or Victoria's Secret—where the display tables of G-strings almost always look like a disheveled disaster zone—is probably all the proof you need of their undying appeal. But unmentionables made from barely-there elastic strips weren't always so ubiquitous. Read on to find out how everyday undies went from big and billowy to itty-bitty, below. 75,000 years ago: Loincloths were the first clothing to be worn by humans, and are the precursor to modern day underwear. However, since nobody wore them under anything else, they can't really be called underwear. 16th Century: Though they look rather uncomfortable, chastity belts apparently came with a padded lining meant to prevent chafing. (Stillif you're making the teeth-gritting emoji face looking at this picture, you're not alone.) 1920s: Everyday undies were called bloomers.�They were long, straight-cut, and decorated with ruffled lace at the hem. 1939: Ahead of the World's Fair in New York in 1939, the city's mayor mandated that showgirls must perform covered up. To get around the ruling, they adopted G-strings.
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