Technology infused in fashion delivers a vintage list of goodies, touching all vicinities, satisfying everyone. In the fashion-stricken world, trends in outfits change all the time, and in this case, lingerie remains no exception either.

Fear and intimidation in the violent society curtail female’s freedom of solitude, but the tech-savvy and independent women of the 21st century requires her space in the chauvinist society. Lingerie designer Lucia Lorio’s latest collection targets the fair sex’s anxiety – with the GPS-equipped lingerie line tagged “Find Me If You Can".

The lingerie designed by Lucia Lorio is a combination of a lace bodice, a bikini trunk and a faux pearl collar. It is available in four different versions, with the soul motive of carrying a GPS device so that the user can be located by the partner at all times; a sure sense of safety reflects there.

The GPS is snuggled in the see-through part of the bodice on the waist. The GPS piece makes for a login and password for the user’s partner, who tracks the wanderer over the internet – with latitude, altitude and longitude forming the base.

Although dubbed by many as a modern day chastity belt, voices have rushed to differ. Thus if the partner of the women wearing the lingerie has the password to her environ, she has the ability to turn it off anytime then, making her visible only if she wants and when.

This way, the lingerie is not about men's control over women.Safety for women is a reason defined and in the world prone to hostility against females this is designed, it will sell in interest of protection of women's pride.

The GPS embedded lingerie line is set at a retail price of $800 ($1200) for those with a standard GPS implant, while a piece with a more advanced device is priced at $1100 ($1650).