"What are you wearing" is the oldest question in this entire medium, and most people answer it badly. Two words, no detail, on to the next thing. LewdChat's lingerie chat is for the ones who answer it properly: the set, the colour, what it is doing to the body underneath, how long it took to decide. Free, anonymous, adults only, no signup. If getting dressed for someone is a bigger part of the fun than getting undressed, this is the channel.
The answer that actually works
Lingerie is a visual thing, so it would be easy to assume text is the wrong medium for it. It is not, but only if you use the medium's actual strength. A photo shows you a set in a quarter of a second and then it is spent. A description arrives one piece at a time and you cannot skip ahead. "Black, high waisted, the kind with the little hooks up the side" makes the reader build the thing themselves, which is slower and stickier than seeing it.
So the room rewards specificity. Not "sexy underwear" but the material, the fit, whether it is new, whether it is the good set or the everyday one, whether it was chosen this evening with somebody in mind. What it presses. What it leaves. The line a garter leaves on a thigh an hour later is a better detail than the garter itself. If your descriptions run thin, the worked examples in how to sext and sexting examples are worth twenty minutes.
The reveal is the scene
Half the channel is not really about lingerie at all, it is about the order of removal, which is the same reason people liked burlesque. Text is unusually good at this because the pacing is completely under someone's control. A partner can spend fifteen minutes on the outer clothes and refuse to let you skip. They can make you describe what is underneath before you are allowed to take anything off. They can tell you to leave the stockings on.
That turns into instruction very easily, which is why this room shades into power exchange more often than you would expect from an underwear channel. Being told what to wear, sending back confirmation, being told to sit in it and wait: the garment becomes the mechanism. A lot of that crowd also spends time in JOI chat and in gentle femdom, where the same slow-instruction rhythm applies to different equipment.
Sets, stockings and structure
Everyone has a specific thing. Some people want the whole architecture: corsetry, boning, the bustier, the sound and the slow tightening of laces, which is a scene in itself and lands close to bondage chat for anyone who likes the held-in feeling. Some people only care about legs, which is where pantyhose chat takes over: hosiery, seams, the specific sound nylon makes. Some want a babydoll, a teddy, a bodysuit, or one particular colour and nothing else.
Then there is texture and material as the point rather than the shape, and those people usually end up in latex chat or wherever the shine lives. And there is a large contingent for whom the interesting part is who is wearing it. Men in lingerie is a whole and thriving section of this room, not a footnote; crossdressing chat and femboy chat are where that conversation gets its own space, and nobody in here treats it as a punchline.
Wearing it for someone who is not in the room
A quiet thing about the channel: plenty of people are actually dressed while typing. That changes the writing. It stops being invention and becomes reporting, and readers can tell, because reported detail is always slightly odd in a way invented detail is not. Someone will mention that the strap keeps sliding, or that the bralette is a size wrong and they wore it anyway. That is the stuff that makes a scene feel like it is happening to a person.
If you would rather keep the whole thing in words and never touch a camera, you are in the majority here, and sexting without photos makes the case better than this paragraph can. If photos do come up: share what's yours to share. Your own pictures are yours. A partner's, an ex's, or anyone else's are not, and posting them is a ban, not a warning.
How to open
Skip "what are you wearing" as an opener. Answer it first instead, unprompted, with real detail, and see who picks it up. That single move sorts the room faster than anything else: the people who want this will reply in kind and at length, the people who wanted a photo will disappear, and you have saved yourself an hour.
Say what you want out of it, too. Being described, describing, being dressed, being told to change. Negotiate anything that shades into control before it starts, keep a safeword available even in something this soft, and take it to private messages when the two of you have found a rhythm. The room is moderated by humans, it costs nothing, and it runs all night. If you want the broader crowd, kink chat is next door, and finding a kink partner covers what to do when you want this to become a regular thing rather than one good evening.