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Catch Camisole Fever!
By maryjane
The camisole has been around for centuries. Originally, a camisole was worn to keep sweat away from clothing, and it was worn to add a clothing layer for warmth. It was generally made of muslin. Today, the camisole still serves those two purposes - but functional has turned into oh-so-much more.

In stores, you can find a stunning silk camisole, or ones made of cotton, nylon and blends that have Lycra in them. The designs have expanded so that you can find ones to fit and flatter most any body type.

More than that, though, camisoles and silk chemises can be extremely sexy. Many camisoles and chemises have adjustable narrow straps and built-in bras, also known as "shelves, for women whose busts need lift and shaping. The necklines can vary from V-neck to scoop so that camisoles are perfect under any type of clothing.

Camisoles can even be worn alone. When it comes to versatility, few undergarments can compare with this one. These days, you'll find many women wearing camisoles with no over-blouse, a fun, flirty look that can be traced to the hip-hop scene where you'll find some of the sexiest looks going. Pair a camisole with a pair of jeans and high heels and you're instantly wearing the hottest fashion.

Camisoles are also great when paired with sheer blouses for a truly hot look for a night out. For a while, contrasting colors for blouse and camisole where the hot trend. Now, though, the trend is for colors to match; white with white, black with black, for example.

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