I don’t know if it’s just me, but BridgertonThe sumptuous regency costumes and the decorations really awaken my historic inner LARP. Maybe it’s the fact that my sweatpants never had this a lot of everyday play thanks to the pandemic, but the lush 83-layer outfits from Shonda Rhimes’ latest Netflix show absolutely do it for me.

Turns out I’m not the only period stan trying to casually incorporate vaguely historic lingerie in 2021. CEO and founder of lingerie company Fleur du Mal, Jennifer Zuccarini, said the brand had seen a major increase in interest in its bustiers and corsets since Bridgerton was released in December. (Funny historical note: According to fashion historian Leimomi Oakes of The Dreamstress, “leftovers” was the proper name for women’s underwear from the late 16th century to the 18th century. softer, less structured garments originated in pieces, eventually gained popularity to describe the boneless racks popular in the 19th century, which is the period when Bridgerton takes place.)

Silk briefs are also having a big moment on their site, as are crotchless panties, Zuccarini says, thanks to the inclusion of costume designer Ellen Mirojnick in the series (historically accurate, by the way!). Zuccarini also adds that their crotchless panties are now sold out with constant demand.

So if you also want to get into the aspiration Bridgerton lingerie atmosphere, (hello, we all have nothing to do But order stuff online rn anyway), here are some of the best Bridgerton-inspired lingerie pieces to project a fantasy period piece version of your life. We’ve rounded up some of the best stays, corsets, crotchless panties, nightgowns, and maybe even a bloomer or two. Also, be careful: we will designate all bustier-type pieces here as “corsets” just for convenience, by the way. The wigs are next week.