【Secret Confessions: Wifey’s BFF Episode 48】

Not everyone's sold on Secret Confessions: Wifey’s BFF Episode 48the idea of the RompHim, a version of the hellish all-in-one garment that makes it a nightmare for women to go to the bathroom.

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But, these lace shorts could be the solution RompHim wearers need for, um, easier access when nature calls.

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The see-through lace shorts -- designed by LA-based brand Hologram City -- can be worn with matching lace shirts, creating the illusion of wearing an all-in-one. Smart!

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The all-lace shorts and shirts are double up as a breezy garment for those sweaty summer months where ventilation is oh-so necessary.

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The lace shorts and shirt combo doesn't come cheap, though. The shirts and shorts are available for pre-sale for $49 per item. The garments are available in a selection of rather fetching pastel shades, including pink, blue and green. Fabulous!

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