When you talk to men who love wearing lingerie, one brand comes up time and time again, Vanity Fair. Vanity Fair is not one of the showiest brands, nor is it the most feminine from an aesthetic standpoint, but it is undeniably one of the most comfortable and incredibly soft brands with designs that lend themselves well to being worn by men.

What is it that makes Vanity Fair so wonderful? Well, first of all there is the prevalence of hi cut styles which, on a woman, extend all the way to the belly button. This means that male wearers have plenty of room to spare inside these panties, unlike other styles which may make things a bit cramped.

Though this may look like a pair of granny panties, you can trust the wisdom of Vanity Fair to know that these will fit very well. These 100% nylon panties come with a 100% cotton gusset which could always be removed if you're not in need of a gusset. Described as premium panties with a tailored fit, this is top of the line Vanity Fair.

Not only is there a slight metallic sheen to these panties, they also come in pink, which makes them the rock and roll rebels of the Vanity Fair line. In their aforementioned wisdom, Vanity Fair have seen fit to restrict this much color excitement to sizes 6 to 9. Wouldn't want any size 12's being able to wear pink nylon, would we?

This doesn't work so well on a woman, but just look at the space above the gusset there. That's perfect for a male wearer. If I didn't know better, I'd say Vanity Fair designed these panties with male wearers in mind, and yes, you can get them in beige! Hallelujah!

These panties are tighter, but they also come with a semblance of trim around the top of the panties. Don't get too excited though, it's not lace, or even attempting to be lace, it's just some kind of old wall paper pattern appropriated to satisfy that whiny designer in the back row.

White and beige seem to be the order of the day when it comes to Vanity Fair. Occasionally they'll slip in something with a bit of a metallic sheen to it, and I believe you can purchase at least one pair of Vanity Fair panties with a trace of pink in, it but other than that you're stuck with black, white, or beige.

Vanity Fair also doesn't spend much time faffing about with lace and other decorative trims. It's all about the function and fit of the panty, which means men who are looking for pretty styles are out of luck, I'm afraid.