While the Grammys red carpet made a compelling case for underwear as optional, most of us still consider what⁘s underneath our outfits as non-negotiable. And honestly? That might be the real power move.
Because here⁘s the thing: your underwear can make or break your entire day. Not in a ⁘matching set energy⁘ kind of way, but in the sense of not having to adjust your bra straps throughout a presentation and instead feeling unstoppable from 9am ⁘til midnight. In 2026, confidence comes from feeling comfortable in your own skin (and from what you wear closest to it).
Enter the ⁘invisible wardrobe⁘ ⁘ not the commando kind, but the high-performing basics that quietly do the heavy lifting so your outfit can do the talking. Think of it as the foundation of modern dressing: intentional, feel-good pieces that work as hard as you do, without anyone knowing they⁘re there. A capsule underwear wardrobe if you will.
This shift towards basics that actually perform is exactly why Bonds has launched Bases Flex . ⁘ a collection that⁘s rewriting the rules on what underwear should do. And they⁘ve brought in the big guns to prove it: Aussie models Elle Macpherson, Shanina Shaik, and Jennifer Atil⁘mile are all backing the idea that real confidence is built from the inside out.
Bases Flex comes complete with its own manifesto including quotes such as: ⁘Flex shows up with attitude and nothing to prove⁘. The products themselves are a departure from the visible logo, statement underwear trend we⁘ve seen dominate feeds for years. Instead, this is about quiet power and pieces so comfortable and supportive, they become undetectable. Put simply, as the manifesto claims: ⁘it⁘s a mood⁘.
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