Then there are the ones that sit at the bottom of the drawer because, for whatever reason, they never quite worked out.
Maybe the fit wasn't right. Maybe they looked better in the photo than they did once you tried them on. It happens.
When adding something new, it can help to think about when you would actually wear it. Do you want something comfortable for everyday use? Something minimal under a particular outfit? Or are you simply looking for a piece that feels a little more special?
A good place to start is by exploring a range of elevated intimate styles and seeing which designs naturally stand out to you.
One style doesn't have to work for every occasion.
Sometimes you may want more coverage. Other times, a lighter and more minimal cut might work better depending on what you're wearing.
For those who prefer a delicate, minimal silhouette with detailed finishing, trying a different style can add some variety to your collection.
There are no rules saying everything has to match perfectly or follow a particular trend.
Choose what fits well. Choose what feels good. And most importantly, choose the pieces that make you feel comfortable and confident.