Wearing a slip?

V6CamaroGirl · August 2009

Do any of you guys still wear slips under skirts and dresses? I stopped when I was 8 when my mom stopped forcing me too. But I heard them referenced on TV yesterday and I was wondering if I was just acting like a hooch by not wearing one.

crfische · August 2009

You ain't nothin' but a hoochie mama! HOOD RAT HOOD RAT HOOCHIE MAMA!

V6CamaroGirl · August 2009

I should add that my SIL wears one all the time, but she's kinda Little House on the Prairie, so I didn't think it counted.

SwedishChick2011 · August 2009

No slip for me!

betrothed123 · August 2009

It depends on the skirt. I wear them under skirts that cling to my legs, or skirts that are somewhat see through.

V6CamaroGirl · August 2009

HOOD RAT HOOD RAT HOOCHIE MAMA!ManI love them big brown eyes...and the way you shake them thighs!

julezlee · August 2009

I do sometimes. If it's something clingy or if I think the dress might blow up. I'd rather people see my slip than my panties (or my cooch since I don't always wear panties). Yes, I said panties.

zippityb · August 2009

I prefer my petticoat.

salt78 · August 2009

I have never worn a slip in my life.

aMrsin09 · August 2009

99.9% of my skirts and dresses are lined, therfore removing the need for a slip. But if I was wearing an unlined skirt that was see through or clingy, then yes I would wear one.

bbyckes · August 2009

Yes, for certain sheer dresses or skirts -, I have what I call a liner. It probably is a slip. I like wearing it because it smooths out lines as well. But yeah, sounds like you may be hoochin' it up!

oxerny · August 2009

I dont wear one, but should sometimes.

ddumire · August 2009

I'll wear it if the dress is clingy because it creates smoother line and the fabric won't get caught on lacy underwear. It depends on the dress.

tlv204 · August 2009

I don't own a slip, but I have a few skirts that I think need a slip. Very clingy or a bit see through. Maybe I should buy one.

Trifury2007 · August 2009

Most suit skirts have liners so a slip would be extra and not necessary. Unless the skirt/dress is sheer I don't wear one anymore. I think not wearing undies under your skirt/dress though would jump you onto the hooch bandwagon.

Calypso1977 · August 2009

i only buy lined skirts, therefore no slip necessary. if i do have the rare occasion where the item is not lined and see-thru, i'll wear one, but honestly, i cant tell you the last tiem i was in that situation.

HDutko · August 2009

My grandmother use to make me wear them. I came home from school one day around the age of 6 and my slip was showing, she damn near died, never made me wear one again. So, no.

julezlee · August 2009

Trifury - I'm OK being on the hooch wagon sometimes.

shellydiane820 · August 2009

I have a tight slip that sucks in all my rolls if that's what you mean. If you're talking about those silky things...nope.

sarabellam · August 2009

I'm with tlv - I don't own a slip. You may be acting like a hooch, but not by virtue of your lack of slip.

Trifury2007 · August 2009

Julez: Can't get on that wagon myself for skirts but there all the time for pants and shorts. Can't get the Britany Spears thing out of my head to try it.

JessAndTrav · August 2009

I don't, but none of the skirts/dresses really need one. If I did, then I guess I would.

beersnob · August 2009

timmysgal1 · August 2009

I do if my dress is thin or see through.

fangsiting · August 2009

I finally broke down & bought one last year. I don't wear it often but there are a couple dresses that I own that really do need one.

goheels05 · August 2009

Yeah, I have some J Crew dresses that I wear with tights, and since the liner is cotton, it sticks to my thighs. So I wear slips with those. I also have a cashmere dress that sometimes I wear with tights and sometimes I don't, but I always wear a slip with it so that it doesn't ride up.

Stackeye210 · August 2009

I personally do not own one, however, a lady at my job constantly wears them and they CONSTANTLY show!

stephriz · August 2009

I'm wearing one right now! I'm wearing a pique polo shirt dress where it's basically just a polo shirt that continues down to the knees. There's no liner, so I feel more comfortable with the slip.

sucrets4 · August 2009

I admit that I've been wearing them more as I've gotten older. Ditto betrothed, but I also find myself more aware now, especially if I don't wear one.I really want to get the shorts that are slip material. Those seem uber comfy and safe! I'm also a teacher, so that's part of my issue.

aMrsin09 · August 2009

In the case of the cashmere dress and the polo shirt dress a slip also helps it keep its shape around your butt. This way when you stand up you don't have a saggy azz in the dress.

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