Everything changes in our modern fast- moving world. And bra is not an exception…

Its origin dates back to over 6000 years ago. It has evolved from being a garment that revealed the breast to one that was supposed to make them smaller and more manlike. It also helps to make the breasts look symmetrical. Today`s designer bras have many different functions and designs…

All bras have a shoulder strap, cups, a center panel and a band with fasteners which are usually at the back but can be in the front. The material they are made of may vary. Bras can be used for comfort or to enhance the shape. Nowadays even silicone gel pads that are more life like in both appearance and weight. It can give the most unendowed woman a feminine and alluring shape. Good, isn`t it?

The bra has many different functions in today`s society.

Of course, tastes differ and everything depends on personal charachteristics of a person… The full figured woman choose a full support bra for everyday wear. Shelf bras push up and display the breasts and peephole bras (where the nipples are shown through a cut-out circle) are worn usually for sexual reasons. To get used to wearing a bra most girls wearing a training bra. Pregnant women will wear a maternity bra which allows to feed a baby. A pad is usually inserted to prevent leakage of breast milk. Push-up bras are used to emphasize the cleavage. Minimizer bras are used to make the breasts smaller. Strapless bra are used when wearing evening dress… Bras designed to be worn with tee-shirts are seamless. Active women wear a sport bra to support and prevent the breasts from bouncing and to reduce friction and damage to the delicate tissue.

[source: renegade-info.info]

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