I'm also in need of a decent slip. I have a couple of knit skirts that need a slip and they are no where to be found these days. I did buy one from Hanes and it is too short, hate the material, it bunches up around my hips and is basically useless. If I buy a skirt I usually make sure it is lined. I should make a good satin one, easy enough, but I never seem to find the time ....................

This thread has me nodding my head and laughing out loud! I would add the dreaded bra strap that would dare show itself. We would do everything to conceal that bra strap; however, it is now common to "let it show"!! And I can never go with the "wear a black bra with a white shirt" as is often show in fashion magazines today. We did everything to conceal and cover. I overheard a woman in a department store shopping for a new bra tell her younger friend, "just you wait and see what happens when you get older, it ain't pretty! I went from a 36D to a 36 Long!

Nope. Haven't worn a slip since the one I used as a pillow cover and forgot and left it there.

Dotti thank you for finding this old posting.

I still wear slips, but no more garter belts, long line bras, or girdles that went down to your calfs (they were only worn under slacks), and gone are the days of seams on stockings.

I just found a a full of old stockings from my Mother.

Thanks for the memories.

Girdles were re-invented as Spanx. They made the young cute blondie a billionaire. Try putting some more imagination into those gloves, slips, straps..It's all in the marketing.

My heavens - remember the sanitary belts....had to wear those because I wasn't allowed to use tampax lest I should break my own hymen !!! No one would marry me.

How about the (Madona) pointy bras?

The many slips I own are long, short, black and white. In the 60's and 70's had to have slips with various "slits" to accomodiate the different slits in the hems. How about the special slips for coulottes.

Do you remember hats for going to church? When I was young and sexy - had spike heels, purse and gloves to match every outfit. Mostly shift dresses.

Wore "buns" and of course, "the twist" hairstyles. Remember those dam brush rollers? How about "scotch taping" your bangs and side curls.

To get out in the sun: Iodine in our baby oil and lemon rinses for our hair.

And pettipants!

(Don't ask me how I know this.)