Why did we find the best lingerie brands to shop this season? Some days you just want to feel yourself—and a plunging teddy, snatched corset, or sheer chemise can give you that extra boost of confidence, whether you wear it under your T-shirt or save it for a special night. To help you find just the right undergarments, Glamour’s shopping team curated a list of our favorite lingerie brands, broken down by what they’re best for.
You’ll find labels that go above and beyond with bustiers and thongs that leave little to the imagination, luxurious bridal lingerie, and silk sleepwear that feels as indulgent as it looks. Others focus on designs that balance sexiness with comfort, like soft cotton underwear and elevated everyday bras. And if you’re shopping for Valentine’s Day, pick up a seasonal set as a surprise gift for the woman in your life (or yourself). Ahead, shop intimates for every style, body type, size, and budget, from lacy bras and garter belts to edgy bodysuits you’ll want to wear as outerwear.
The Best Lingerie Brands, at a Glance
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- Best Overall: Free People
- Most Romantic: For Love & Lemons
- Best Silk: Lunya
- Best for Compression: Spanx
- Most Trendy: Fleur du Mal
- Best Selection: Amazon
- Best for Valentine’s Day: Victoria’s Secret
- Best Affordable Lingerie: Adore Me
- Best for Underwear: Hanky Panky
- Best for Everyday: Natori
- Most Comfortable: Skims
- Best for Lingerie Sets: Savage x Fenty
- Best for Small Boobs: Pepper
- Most Size-Inclusive: Cacique by Lane Bryant
- Best for Bras: Cuup
- Most Classic: Intimissimi
- Best for Bridal Lingerie: Kat the Label
- Most Risqué: Agent Provocateur
- Best for Bralettes: Negative
- Best for Sleepwear: Eberjey
- Best Delicate: Soma
- Most Elevated: Cosabella
- Best Luxury: Kiki de Montparnasse
- Best for Lace: Simone Pérèle
Best Overall: Free People
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- Best for: Sweet boho bralettes and sets; carries popular lingerie brands in addition to its in-house line
- Why we love it: Its intimates are fluttery and lovely enough to layer with skirts and jean jackets.
True to the rest of its brand aesthetic, Free People’s in-house lingerie label Intimately is dreamy and lightweight. It’s our go-to source for cute bras for small boobs. Its bralettes, cheeky shorts, camisoles, slip dresses, and even loungewear are embellished with ruffles, lace, ties, and polka dots, and come in pastels and neutral skin tones that feel natural, soft, and undeniably romantic. Other popular lingerie brands are available on the site, such as For Love & Lemons and Bluebella. “Free People stands out because it makes lingerie that I want to wear more often than one day a year—but that still feels pretty and special,” says Glamour commerce editor Malia Griggs.
Sold at: Free People, Nordstrom, Amazon | Sizing: Varies among brands, but normally XS–XXL | Pricing: $–$$
Most Romantic: For Love & Lemons
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- Best for: Whimsical, trendy lingerie
- Why we love it: In a market filled with black and beige bras and thongs, For Love & Lemons lingerie is refreshingly bright, feminine, and fun.
For Love & Lemons makes fun, flirty silhouettes that are right on trend. Many of its dresses, bras, and panties have a babydoll or cottagecore aesthetic that would look right at home on Sabrina Carpenter. There’s a girly maximalism to its designs, which are usually rendered in gauzy pastel pinks, butter yellows, blues, and whites; covered in ditsy prints like rosebuds, daisies, and polka dots; and detailed with flourishes like ruffles and bows. The brand carries bridal lingerie and festival lingerie, too, with many frilly, sparkly slip dresses and bustiers that are perfect for your Coachella, bachelorette-party, or wedding-night outfits.
Sold at: For Love & Lemons, Free People, Revolve, Victoria’s Secret | Sizing: XXS–XL | Pricing: $$
Best Silk: Lunya
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- Best for: Posh silk nightwear and loungewear
- Why we love it: Beyond looking like clothes fit for a queen, the silk is naturally cooling (ideal for the hot sleeper).
We’re Lunya diehards, with the brand’s silk pajamas and luxe robes regularly topping our lists for the best sleepwear. Its high-quality PJs are soft and cool, with a pearl-like sheen that feels like the definition of luxury. If you’re hunting for the perfect gift for women, or a just-because present, you can’t go wrong with one of Lunya’s silky slip dresses or belted robes.
Sold at: Lunya, Amazon, Nordstrom | Sizing: XS–XL | Pricing: $$$
Best for Compression: Spanx
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- Best for: Comfy, compressive lingerie
- Why we love it: It offers the look of lingerie with gentle shaping you can actually wear every day.
Spanx’s newly launched lacy lingerie is soft and romantic, but what sets it apart is the subtle compression that supports and smooths. The shapewear stays put with finishes like invisible hems, so it’s easy to wear all day under clothes, alone, or to bed.
Sold at: Spanx | Sizing: XS–XL | Price point: $–$$
Most Trendy: Fleur du Mal
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- Best for: Intricate, sexy designs made for special occasions, including a bridal edit with matching sets, teddies, and garter belts
- Why we love it: The brand offers fashion-forward lingerie that’s daring, with thoughtful styles that are harder to find elsewhere—like mastectomy bras, unisex boxers, bondage bras, and even menswear.
Fleur du Mal makes the kind of beautiful, classic lingerie you’ll want to collect, with timeless silhouettes elevated with daring details. Boardroom energy meets boudoir fantasy in designs that shimmer with strappy, satin, sheer-lace, rhinestone, and floral embellishments. You’ll find everything from playful, high-quality lingerie sets and corsets to thigh-high stockings, silk pajamas, and a full suite of bridal lingerie. If you’re looking for lingerie that feels both luxurious and empowering, this brand is it, and its pricing is competitive. “Fleur du Mal makes the bralette that I wear when I want to remind myself I’m a grown-ass woman,” says Griggs. "I adore its detailed floral lace and how well-made it feels.”
Sold at: Fleur du Mal, Amazon, Nordstrom, Revolve | Sizing: Bras, 32A–38D; underwear, XS–XL | Pricing: $$–$$$
Best Variety: Amazon
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- Best for: Affordable, accessible, size-inclusive pieces to build out your underwear drawer
- Why we love it: The variety of sizing and designs is unmatched.
Believe it or not, Amazon’s lingerie selection is one of the best and most varied online. You’ll find everything from delicate lace bralettes and minimalist underwear to bold, sexy pieces—all at a wide range of price points. The retailer carries both affordable options (of note: Lilosy, Dobreva, and Avidlove) and designer labels (such as Fleur du Mal, Agent Provocateur, and Natori), so you can shop for everyday staples, daring date-night pieces, and luxury lingerie sets in one place.
Popular brands: Lilosy, Avidlove, Dobreva | Sizing: XXS–6X | Pricing: $–$$$
Best for Valentine’s Day: Victoria’s Secret
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- Best for: A range of relatively affordable lingerie from everyday underwear to more seductive pieces for special occasions
- Why we love it: Victoria’s Secret lingerie is celebrated for its bombshell aesthetic and has fun with its designs.
Victoria’s Secret has remained a defining name in lingerie over the decades. The brand continues to reinvent itself with fresh, fashion-forward designs, while still offering the classic, dependable styles people have loved for decades. We especially like its limited-edition collections of intimates like its Valentine’s Day lingerie and sleepwear. So red and pink! You can also shop many luxury lingerie labels like For Love & Lemons, Bluebella, Adore Me, and Leonisa.
Sold at: Victoria’s Secret, Amazon | Sizing: Bras, 30A–44G; underwear, XS–XXL | Pricing: $–$$
Best Affordable Lingerie: Adore Me
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- Best for: Size-inclusive lingerie sets at approachable price points
- Why we love it: The brand offers a steady rotation of affordable, size-inclusive lingerie sets, with plenty of festive styles for Valentine’s Day and Christmas.
Adore Me (now owned by Victoria’s Secret) designs bras, panties, corsets, and sleepwear focused on making women feel confident. The brand is known for its inclusivity, offering a wide range of sizes and styles in gorgeous hues, romantic laces, and playful prints. It also always carries plenty of demure pieces alongside its impressive stock of sexy lingerie sets, which come in sultry jewel tones.
Sold at: Adore Me, Amazon | Sizing: Bras, 30A–46I; underwear, XS–4X | Pricing: $–$$
Best for Underwear: Hanky Panky
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- Best for: Attractive thongs that are actually comfy and durable
- Why we love it: Its undies are pretty and so soft to wear.
If you’re looking for comfortable thongs and seamless underwear that you can wear every day, consider your search over. Hanky Panky’s trademark soft, stretchy lace is unique enough that Glamour contributor Krystin Arneson dubbed the brand her “one true lingerie love.” Its lightly compressive fabric never rolls down or shows through clothes, and the material is long-lasting even after months of washing, Arneson says. Hanky Panky carries teddies, bodysuits, and matching bras in its signature material as well.
Sold at: Hanky Panky, Amazon, Nordstrom, Revolve | Sizing: Bras, 32A–38DDD; underwear, XS–XL | Pricing: $$
Best for Everyday: Natori
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- Best for: Comfortable bras and underwear that are pretty yet practical enough for everyday wear
- Why we love it: Its bra cups are flexible and lightweight, and its lace nudges it into the lingerie category.
Natori is known for its beautiful, breathable bras and underwear that feature lace detailing and don’t dig into the skin. The Natori Feathers Bra has a cult following, including celebs like Emma Roberts and Olivia Munn—not to mention Glamour writers and editors. Its mesh outer panels contour to the breasts for a seamless, supportive fit. Also worth checking out: the Bliss French-cut cotton underwear. “They lie totally flat and seamless under my tight leggings, are airy and breathable, smooth across my stomach area, and hit right below my belly button,” says Griggs. The brand additionally designs simple lingerie like form-fitting, lacy teddies, rompers, garter belts, and even catsuits.
Sold at: Natori, Nordstrom, Amazon, Revolve | Sizing: Bras, 30A–38G; underwear, XXS–3X | Pricing: $–$$
Most Comfortable: Skims
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- Best for: Pretty, comfy bralettes, camis, and un in a wide range of bra sizes
- Why we love it: Its stretchy fabric and variety of sizes and skin-tone color options set Skims apart.
Cult-favorite bra and shapewear brand Skims has made its mark on the lingerie market too. Its undergarments have a breathy feel to them—sheer lace bralettes, pastel colors, and fluttery robes. There’s little underwire in sight; in fact, most of Skims’ bras and other intimates are lightweight and comfortable enough to double as sleepwear.
Sold at: Skims, Nordstrom | Sizes available: Bras, 30A–46H; underwear, XXS–4X | Price point: $–$$
Best for Lingerie Sets: Savage x Fenty
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- Best for: Sexy, size-inclusive sets
- Why we love it: The brand is relatively affordable with fresh-feeling, seasonal designs that come in generous plus sizing.
Sweet, but make it Savage—Rihanna’s lingerie line of embellished separates, onesies, and cheeky Brazilian cuts look best with clothes off and the lights on. The brand’s designs are flashy and fun, and it carries some of the best bras for large busts, fitting cup sizes up to H, with thick, adjustable straps that help relieve pressure on the back. Where Savage really stands out is in its abundance of lingerie sets that go far beyond the standard bra-and-panty formula. The brand gets creative with combinations: silky robes paired with teddies, lace bras with thongs and garter skirts, and oversized tees styled with cheeky boy shorts.
Sold at: Savage x Fenty, Amazon | Sizing: Bras, 30A–46H; underwear, XS–4X | Pricing: $–$$
Best for Small Boobs: Pepper
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- Best for: Bras that closely fit AA-cup, A-cup, and B-cup sizes
- Why we love it: There are plenty of romantic lingerie pieces that support the flattest of chests.
Pepper’s entire raison d’être is bras for small busts, with specially fitted designs for those hard-to-find AA-cup, A-cup, and B-cup sizes. Beyond swimwear and traditional intimates, the brand carries plenty of pretty lingerie that snugly fits—and boosts—the bust. Find corsets, balconette bras, push-up bras, and plunging bodysuits, including bridal styles (and plenty of undies, garter belts, and thigh-high stockings too).
Sold at: Pepper | Sizing: Bras, 30AA–42B; underwear, XXS–XL | Pricing: $$
Most Size-Inclusive: Cacique by Lane Bryant
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- What it’s best for: Affordable lingerie exclusively in extended sizing
- Why we love it: Cacique creates a space that focuses solely on plus sizing, and what shapes and styles will best fit and feel alluring for every body.
Cacique by Lane Bryant prioritizes plus-size intimates—particularly designs that veer sexy, not stodgy. It has a generous lingerie collection of floral, lacy picks, such as sheer babydoll nighties, cheeky high-waisted panties with cutouts, bow-front balconette bras, and embroidered floral corsets. Its lingerie is fresh and colorful, and goes up to size 40 in bottoms and cup size K in bras.
Sold at: Lane Bryant | Sizing: Bras, 34B–54K; underwear, 6–40 | Pricing: $–$$
Best for Bras: Cuup
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- Best for: Minimalist lingerie with a sleek, modern fit
- Why we love it: Its bras are streamlined and supportive, and come in a wide range of sizes.
Cuup skips frills in favor of precise cuts, quality fabrics, and barely-there comfort, and its bras are known for their wearability, featuring lightweight underwires that don’t dig and inclusive sizing. “I love that my Cuup bra’s straps are wide set so I can wear everything from square-neck tops to scoop-neck tops with it,” says one Glamour contributor. “It’s as comfortable as it gets for a wire bra.” Plunge, balconette, and demi styles in breathable mesh or soft microfiber offer relief while maintaining the brand’s pared-back aesthetic. And while we’re at it, Cuup’s matching underwear is equally high-quality, with a ton of cuts to choose from.
Sold at: Cuup | Sizing: Bras, 30A–50H; underwear, XS–3X | Pricing: $–$$
Most Classic: Intimissimi
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- Best for: Everyday lingerie with a touch of sexiness
- Why we love it: Its corsets are easily mixed and matched.
If you’ve ever gone shopping for lingerie before, chances are you’ve heard of Intimissimi. It’s best known for its lacy bodysuits, low-rise panties, fine-crafted corsets, and silky slips in sophisticated colors and styles—and the best part is that most of its pieces will only run you around $100.
Sold at: Intimissimi, Amazon | Sizing: Bras, 34B–44B; underwear, XS–XL | Price point: $–$$
Best for Bridal Lingerie: Kat the Label
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Best for: Bridal lingerie and romantic lace sets
Why we love it: Kat the Label makes bridal lingerie that feels elegant but easy—luxurious details at an accessible price point.
Founded in Australia, this female-led brand is known for its showily romantic aesthetic and intricate lacework. It carries an extensive range of bridal lingerie—including sets, silky robes, chemises, and even a “something blue” collection. Each piece is both sultry and sophisticated—whether it’s a sheer slip edged in scalloped lace, a delicate ivory set, a corset that gleams like a pearl, or a satin robe meant for getting-ready photos. The designs feel intentional and empowering, beautiful enough for the big day yet comfortable enough to wear long after.
Sold at: Kat the Label, Nordstrom, Revolve, Anthropologie | Sizing: XS–2X | Pricing: $$
Most Risqué: Agent Provocateur
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- Best for: High-fashion, statement lingerie
- Why we love it: Turn to the brand for tongue-in-cheek lingerie that commands attention and feels luxuriously made.
This London-based label redefined boutique lingerie with its distinct approach to sensuality and meticulous craftsmanship. Its collections include plunging bras adorned with straps, suspender sets dripping in crystal tassels, and sheer pieces detailed with embroidery, tulle, and satin trims. Every design feels theatrical and self-assured, made for those who view lingerie as both art and expression.
Sold at: Agent Provocateur | Sizing: Bras, 32A–38G; underwear, 1–7 (2–14) | Pricing: $$$
Best for Bralettes: Negative
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- Best for: Minimalist bras in many styles
- Why we love it: The brand proves that simple can still be sexy.
Negative is a New York–based lingerie brand built on the idea that less is more. Best known for its minimalist bralettes, the label combines soft, breathable fabrics with curve-fitting silhouettes that feel effortless on the body. Each piece is designed with comfort and simplicity in mind, creating lingerie that looks understated but feels special.
Sold at: Negative | Sizing: Bras, 0–5 (30A–40D); underwear, XS–XXL | Price point: $–$$
Best for Sleepwear: Eberjey
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- Best for: Comfy, sophisticated sleepwear
- Why we love it: Its clothing is so easy and pretty, and its lingerie is as comfortable as its pajamas
Eberjey is popular for its sleepwear’s polished design—including button-up sets and demure cami-and-shorts sets—and its high-end materials, particularly soft, stretchy modal and luxurious silk. Its lingerie offerings build on these qualities, with pajama sets, bras, and chemises that feel as pretty and feminine as they feel comfortable. Why shouldn’t everyday sleepwear feel this elevated?
Sold at: Eberjey, Nordstrom, Anthropologie, Revolve | Sizing: XXS–XXL | Price point: $$–$$$
Most Delicate: Soma
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- Best for: Lacy, delicate lingerie that’s relatively affordable
- Why we love it: Its lingerie is artfully constructed, with details that feel considered.
For some, lingerie should be brash and edgy, but for many others, it’s all about the intricacy. “I’m obsessed with lingerie that feels so detailed that it practically screams, ‘This is high-quality based on its construction alone,’” Glamour’s Griggs says. “Soma nails this, with classic bras, undies, chemises, and corsets covered in delicate lace and often in sheer fabrics. I love this tattoo bra in particular, with its spidery pattern that blends beautifully into my skin and makes me feel like a sexy French girl.”
Sold at: Soma | Sizing: XS–XXL; bras, 32A–44H | Price point: $$
Most Elevated: Cosabella
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- Best for: Romantic, Italian-inspired lingerie
- Why we love it: The brand’s lovely laciness feels timeless in style.
Cosabella’s designs bring to mind classic Italian films and the days of bombshells like Sophia Loren—think lush lace bodysuits and balconette bras in moody black and jewel tones, with curve-hugging silhouettes. This fluttery lingerie set perfectly captures that glamorous aesthetic, with butterfly underwings, flattering lace panels, and sultry straps.
Sold at: Cosabella, Nordstrom | Sizing: S–XL; bras, 32B–36F | Price point: $$
Best Luxury: Kiki de Montparnasse
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- Best for: High-quality, delicate, French-inspired lingerie
- Why we love it: Each piece of lingerie feels so well-constructed, and its designs are so playful and detailed.
Kiki de Montparnasse approaches lingerie through a high-luxury lens with French flair, favoring fine silks, eyelet lace, and meticulous construction. The runway-ready result feels artful, with shapely bras, underwear, and corsets that nod to the romance and sensuality of Moulin Rouge.
Sold at: Kiki de Montparnasse, Nordstrom, Journelle, Net-a-Porter | Sizing: XS–XL; bras, 32A–36DD | Price point: $$$
Best for Lace: Simone Pérèle
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- Best for: Sheer, lacey bras and underwear
- Why we love it: This lingerie is as comfortable as it is attractive, is relatively affordable, and comes in plus-sizing.
Founded in Paris in 1948, Simone Pérèle has spent decades refining the balance between detail and comfort, especially when it comes to lace. The French bras and underwear aren’t trendy, but they’re still sexy with delicate floral embellishments often printed on sheer fabric that lets skin peek through.
Sold at: Simone Pérèle | Sizing: XS–4X; bras, 30A–42H | Price point: $$–$$$
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