Lingerie to die for

British women with ample breasts have struggled to find the right bras but this time department stores are starting to listen to their needs by offering them with the right bra size at its shelves.

Selfridges, a leading department store in the UK, has started stocking K-cup brassieres in its shelves in a response to the growing number of women with larger breasts. These consumers have been struggling to find what they need and would travel to find specialist bra outlets to get these kinds of bra sizes.

The retail giant reported a surge in sales in larger lingerie sizes for the past few years, prompting them to increase the volume of such items in their inventory.

The store started that purchases of bra sizes ranging from D to G cups have risen by fifty percent every year since 2005.

In case you have not been on the loop in the weight-loss scene, corsets are now becoming a hot item in the market because of its ability to shape up the body and remove unwanted fats.

Celebrities such as Christina Hendricks were seen wearing corsets in magazine photos and the transition of their body sizes serve as proof of corsets ability.

Two young businesswomen have ventured into the selling of corsets. Glasgow-based Elizabeth Cummings and Seona Earle-Misume opened their store in Glasgow and has so far garnered increasing number of customers.

Earle-Misumi said that corsets can reduce waist size by up to four inches. She added that even though there is a slight discomfort felt because of the tight fit, the outcome certainly pays off.

The duo is set to change notions from the public that corsets are only made for persons of certain age, they said that this can be bought by anyone regardless of age, size and shape.

The controversial beer ad of hotel heiress and socialite Paris Hilton has been pulled out from Brazilian television networks.

The beer advertisement featuring Hilton wearing a sexy lingerie has garnered numerous complaints from local watchdog agency’s investigation.

Paris Hilton was seen rubbing a can of beer brand Devassa on herself. The onlookers watching through her window were delighted to see her do her thing.

The product maker released a statement saying that they will defend the commercial at the right venue but for now, they have decided it is best to pull out the advert.

Conar, an advertisement watchdog organization, said that regulations specified that women must not be treated as overtly sensual objects. At the same time the group has been receiving a number of complaints about the ad, citing same reasons.

Devassa is manufactured by Grupo Schincariol.

Rapper 50 Cent has been sued by a woman who alleged that the artist edited himself into a sex tape they created and uploaded it over the internet.

Lastonia Levistone of South Florida filed the suit at the Manhattan Supreme Court and is seeking damages for the unauthorized use of her image and emotional distress.

According to Levistone, she made the tape with a certain Maurice Murray in June of 2008. She told him to destroy the tape which the latter agreed to do so. However, it was believed that Murray sold the tape to Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson.

In the 13-minute video, Jackson allegedly made commentary on the sex act where Leviston was seen wearing white lingerie and her partner’s face has been blurred out.

A representative on the artist’s side has yet to issue an official statement regarding the lawsuit.

A counselor from a high school in Roseville, Minnesota has been suspended after he was allegedly seen purchasing lingerie for a teenager. The lingerie is of the kind that can be used for special occasions such as wedding night, among others.

A spokeswoman from the school district was quoted this week that the employee is now on paid administrative leave while the internal investigation is going on. The spokeswoman clarified that there are no charges filed yet to the suspect. However, two search warrant requests have already been filed in Ramsey County court.

According to reports, an unidentified citizen saw the counselor wearing a Roseville school badge buying a lingerie on February 11. A teenage woman was allegedly accompanying him during the shopping spree.

A school police officer then saw the surveillance video from the store and confirmed that the employee was indeed with a woman. The girl was an 18-year old school dropout.

The case is ongoing.