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Fashion faux pas - When white's not so cool...

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White's cool, but there's lots more inside


When wearing white, tops or bottoms, white underwear is not the way to go. Always wear skin-tones or a color closer to your skin-tone under white; else your underwear will shine through literally as shown in the  picture.


If you can't find a color closer to your skin color, go with tan/beige/nude color seamless panties such as this, this and this. Same with your bra. You can check if anything will show by shining a flashlight on your backside before going out, if you can see your underwear or anything else, change.


This same faux pas can occur with a black dress too. Here's a sample.

 Now, whatever was Sonali Kulkarni thinking of, when she wore this dress!

(Guest Post by Dhanya) 
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