Is the white T afraid it’s too transparent? Is it the best to wear white underwear? Japanese experts share 6 most unobtrusive underwear colors

As summer comes, white T-shirts, thin shirts and clean woven shirts have become the protagonists of the dressing, but many people have the same worries—— Will underwear be revealed? The former underwear salesperson reminded that in fact, "white underwear with white T" is the most eye-catching combination.

She suggested that if you want to be truly "invisible", choosing a color is more important than style. Here are some of the most difficult colors to see through:

1. Classic first choice: Beige

Underwear that is close to the skin color is the most natural. The small sketch is to choose a color tune that is slightly darker than your skin color, which can prevent the edge from emerging.

2. Want to be more fashionable: Mocha brown and brown

is more stable than skin color, especially suitable for healthy skin or yellowish, and looks more textured.

3. Unexpectedly useful: gray, dark blue

Light gray or navy blue will melt into the "skin shadow" under the clothes, which is unexpectedly less obvious than white and pink. The dark blue also has the effect of fair skin color.

4. Soft and beautiful: pink skin, coral orange

has both aura and is not too abrupt. Be careful not to choose pink or orange that is too bright, otherwise it will look like white.

5. Practical use of big bells: wine red

Deep red or bordo red will blend with the skin base color, which looks unobtrusive and lower than expected.

6. The most important thing to avoid: white, macaron

Many people think that "white underwear is safest to wear white clothes", but in fact, the opposite is true. White, pink, light blue, etc. are likely to surface under white fabrics.

If you really want to wear a clean underwear, you can match it with a plain colored inner wear (vress or cute) to resolve the light transmission problem. This summer, you might as well prepare a "invisible underwear" to enjoy the refreshing white T-shirt, and you don't have to worry about "unexposed" anymore!