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2. 10 Best Bras for Older Women That Are All About Shape ...

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   Shop expert-approved bras for women over 50 made with materials that enhance shape and support sagging breasts while still being ultra comfortable.

3. NBD, Just 12 Front-Closure Bras That'll Make Life a ... - AOL

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   You'll love how these front-closure bras are easier to put on and take off! Here, you'll find size-inclusive options for ease, comfort, adaptivity, and all the above!

4. The slow death of the push-up bra (and why they might ... - AOL

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   The sizes that women are requesting have decreased in turn, with surgeons reporting that women who would typically ask for C and D cups are now asking for Bs (the average bra size in the UK is 36DD).

5. List of bra designs - Wikipedia

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   Push-up: A fashion bra that creates the appearance of increased cleavage. Uses angled cups containing padding that pushes the breasts inward and upward, toward the center of the chest. A push-up bra is usually a demi-cup bra. The first push-up bra was patented by Marie Tucek in 1893 in response to a fashion for the Empire silhouette. [13] The ...

6. Underwire bra - Wikipedia

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   In the 1940s, Howard Hughes had an underwire push-up bra designed for Jane Russell to emphasize her breasts in The Outlaw. According to Russell, the "ridiculous" contraption was painful and she secretly wore her own bra during the movie. The brassiere is now in a Hollywood museum. [11] A selection of underwire bras in a retail store

7. Wonderbra - Wikipedia

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   In the late 1950s Moe Nadler started travelling to Europe to find new styles to bring to the Canadian market. In 1960, Wonderbra introduced a lacy, half push-up bra described in Europe as Pigeonnant (meaning "pigeon-breasted" in French). In 1961 Nadler directed Louise Poirier to develop a deeply plunged, laced push-up design, numbered the 1300. [9]