I was a sushi model and learned a no-underwear-coverage trick

A FORMER sushi model has shared a fashion hack from her time in the business.

She explained that during shoots, when she still wanted coverage without underwear, this was her favorite fashion hack.

Sushi modeling is a traditional Japanese practice in which sushi is served on the body of a model, usually female.

Models must strike a specific pose while the chefs place pieces of sushi on them, combining art, food and even fashion.

She explained that she had a secret weapon that she used to hide her genitals while she was at work.

“This is a C string. I first heard about it when I was doing a little sushi modeling and it's just really big in lingerie,” she said.

“Kind of instead of having underwear on, if you're wearing lingerie or whatever. It fits exactly where you would expect it to.”

She added that for a previous photo shoot, she opted for a white C-string and viewers could choose from a variety of colors.

“If you want to wear pants but don't have lines on the side = C-string,” she said.

C-strings, an experimental form of lingerie, aims to avoid a visible panty line.

The garment is an in-between choice for women struggling with the decision to either go commando or have obvious underwear lines.

A typical C-string involves a piece of cloth in the shape of a sanitary napkin that covers the crotch.

The fabric is held in place by a thin piece of bent wire that goes between the buttocks.

Many types of C-string underwear are advertised as undetectable, where the user can't even feel it there.

Whether that's true or not is up to those who decide to try it for themselves.

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