Models in Undies - Lucy Anne Brooks and Rachel B

We realize it has been some time since the last post so what better way to catch up than a good ol' two for one deal! Beautiful Lucy Anne can't seem to catch a break with frisky friend Rachel doing her best to show Lucy's undies to the world- and we're happy to say she was quite successful! Find the full (and slightly more revealing) set at OnlyTease!

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Beauties of Jockey

One aspect that makes Jockey unique as an underwear brand is their choice of models. As opposed to popular brands like Victoria Secret, Jockey tends to feature more women who embody more realistic ideals of beauty, which makes them all the more stunning. Its also great to see women who actually look older than twenty modeling underwear; they add a dash of elegance that makes it all the more sexy. 

Musical Undies - Freeform Five

What happens when you combine catchy tunes, elegant choreography and beautiful women in their underpants? Why, the music video for the single "No More Conversations" by the London-based Freeform Five of course! Interestingly, the leading lady in the video bares more than a passing resemblance to Tamara Barnett-Herrin, the contributing songwriter to the track. Same gal?

Undies Theatre - Laura Ramsey & Jessica Lucas in The Covenant

Two for one! These beautiful babes bring on the bedroom gossip in a scene from the pre-Twilight supernatural teen horror, The Covenent. Although the movie is largely dominated by shirtless men, the ladies do get some decent screen time while dressed down to their skivvies. Black magic or white magic, we can half the best of both worlds.

Just Jockeying

Jockey International works different ad agency for each region it sells to. Luckily for us, this translates to many great ideas being generated by Jockey's marketing folks worldwide. Case in point: The "Just Jockeying" campaign run by Jockey India depicts many lovely ladies simply having fun. In their underwear of course. Scroll down to the bottom for a view "behind" the scenes (terrible pun, I know).

Friday Fun

Courtesy of the folks at Sexy Girls Diary, Laura and Dou just really want to play Twister, clothes be damned! Fun fact: when Milton Bradley debuted the game in 1966, its competitors accused them of selling "sex in a box." Methinks they were on to something.