Unmentionables: Brief History… Underwear - Unmentionables: A Brief History Of Underwear In 1991, the remains of a body believed to be 5,300 years old were discovered. It was wearing underwear.

From the ancient past to the $27 billion industry today, UNMENTIONABLES uncovers the history, romance, mystery and controversy of underwear. What did the ancient Greeks wear under their togas? When was the brief invented? How on earth did the Victorians negotiate their masses of petticoats, corsets and other strange undergarments? Where did the word lingerie come from? These questions and more are explored in this fun, fascinating, feature-length special that reveals, among other things, how movie mogul Howard Hughes invented the figure- enhancing bra. From the fig leaf to BVDs, from Madonna to the Victoria’s Secret catalog, the story about what gets between you and your Calvins is entertaining, informative and just a little bit racy!
Customer Review: So enjoyable you’ll never know your learning!
This video is fantastic. It is full of information about the things we take for granted, our underwear. From the early egyptian version to the new Frederick of Hollywood model, this video truly takes you through the history of undergarments. You’ll be shaking your head in amazement and staring in disbelief as it takes you through the development of the bra, panties and boxers. Lot’s of information presented in an easily digestible fashion. A video you’ll watch more than once!

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