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Many Western women place great importance on their physical appearance, especially their breasts shape and body image. The western media, especially advertising, emphasizes a woman's body shape, especially her breasts.
Sturdy, upright breasts is typical of adolescents. In Western cultures that attach great value to youth, bras are sold to their ability to maintain a youthful look to emphasize. The design of the trendy, instead of just functional bras .Pin-up photo of Jane Russell in a bullet bra for 9/21/1945 issue of Yank, the Army hired Weekly is a weekly U.S. Army magazine fully staffed by men.In the U.S. die of the bras have changed. During the 1920s, fashion for the breasts to them as characterized by the flap time flat. In the 1930s developed Maiden Form cup sizes, contributing to the support of individual breasts add. During the years 1940 and 1950, became fashionable sweater girl, supported by a bullet bra (also known as a cone or torpedo BRA) as one worn by Jane Russell in The Outlaw .
In the 1960s bra designers and manufacturers introduce padded bras and bras with wire. Changing perceptions of women's underwear, and in 1970 they began to look comfortable and natural looking bras. In response to the feminist era, carried a large number of manufacturers bras marketing, wear their bra wearing no bra. Even in popular culture is the invention of the bra is often attributed to men, in fact, women played an important role in the bra design and manufacturing, which accounts for half of the patents .
The average American woman today owns six bras, one of which is a strapless bra, and one in a color other than white. Consumers spend approximately 16 billion U.S. dollars a year on bras. Over the past 15 years alone, the average breast size among North American women has increased from 34B to 36C. Some sources state that approximately 90% of Western women wear bras, but no authoritative source for this fact is available. Some women wear bras because of notions of modesty, others because they believe it is a part of their cultural norm, and not wearing a bra could lead to exclusion. Some wear bras because they believe it improves their appearance, others because they are wearing a bra more comfortable than going without.
Bras is a relatively new invention and is not worn all around the world. In a cross-cultural study of bra size and type of cancer in men in 9000 to the year 1960, a Harvard group found 93% of women bar bras (with 88% in the UK to 99% in Greece), but could not find enough women in Japan, who wore bras to complete their research. In some cultures, including Europe and other Western countries outside the U.S., there are no social restrictions on topless sunbathing or swimming.social expectation to wear one, does not that open to show is encouraged. Rather, it is often not considered suitable for exposing her bra in public in western cultures, even partially, despite the fact that it looks like the upper part of a bikini to be considered sexually provocative.
Even considering this relative cultural taboo, seen in one of the bra is still more socially acceptable than exposing the bare breasts. In fact, women can choose to see in just a bra to a specific point to make. For example, bras recently been used by organizations such as breast cancer charities raise funds, either by sponsored walks property or to sell bras or decorated by celebrities.
In 1994 saw a marked shift in advertising to the advertising executive Trevor Beattie lingerie, working for TBWA / London Featured Eva Herzigova in a close-up of her black Wonderbra cleavage and titled "Hello boys." Looking at her breasts, it is unclear whether she or her male admirers breasts addressed. The groundbreaking, spicy advertising campaign has resulted in many imitations and a number of complaints that the picture degraded women. The influential items were presented at an exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London and it was voted number 10 in a "Poster of the Century" competition.
Sturdy, upright breasts is typical of adolescents. In Western cultures that attach great value to youth, bras are sold to their ability to maintain a youthful look to emphasize. The design of the trendy, instead of just functional bras .Pin-up photo of Jane Russell in a bullet bra for 9/21/1945 issue of Yank, the Army hired Weekly is a weekly U.S. Army magazine fully staffed by men.In the U.S. die of the bras have changed. During the 1920s, fashion for the breasts to them as characterized by the flap time flat. In the 1930s developed Maiden Form cup sizes, contributing to the support of individual breasts add. During the years 1940 and 1950, became fashionable sweater girl, supported by a bullet bra (also known as a cone or torpedo BRA) as one worn by Jane Russell in The Outlaw .
In the 1960s bra designers and manufacturers introduce padded bras and bras with wire. Changing perceptions of women's underwear, and in 1970 they began to look comfortable and natural looking bras. In response to the feminist era, carried a large number of manufacturers bras marketing, wear their bra wearing no bra. Even in popular culture is the invention of the bra is often attributed to men, in fact, women played an important role in the bra design and manufacturing, which accounts for half of the patents .
The average American woman today owns six bras, one of which is a strapless bra, and one in a color other than white. Consumers spend approximately 16 billion U.S. dollars a year on bras. Over the past 15 years alone, the average breast size among North American women has increased from 34B to 36C. Some sources state that approximately 90% of Western women wear bras, but no authoritative source for this fact is available. Some women wear bras because of notions of modesty, others because they believe it is a part of their cultural norm, and not wearing a bra could lead to exclusion. Some wear bras because they believe it improves their appearance, others because they are wearing a bra more comfortable than going without.
Bras is a relatively new invention and is not worn all around the world. In a cross-cultural study of bra size and type of cancer in men in 9000 to the year 1960, a Harvard group found 93% of women bar bras (with 88% in the UK to 99% in Greece), but could not find enough women in Japan, who wore bras to complete their research. In some cultures, including Europe and other Western countries outside the U.S., there are no social restrictions on topless sunbathing or swimming.social expectation to wear one, does not that open to show is encouraged. Rather, it is often not considered suitable for exposing her bra in public in western cultures, even partially, despite the fact that it looks like the upper part of a bikini to be considered sexually provocative.
Even considering this relative cultural taboo, seen in one of the bra is still more socially acceptable than exposing the bare breasts. In fact, women can choose to see in just a bra to a specific point to make. For example, bras recently been used by organizations such as breast cancer charities raise funds, either by sponsored walks property or to sell bras or decorated by celebrities.
In 1994 saw a marked shift in advertising to the advertising executive Trevor Beattie lingerie, working for TBWA / London Featured Eva Herzigova in a close-up of her black Wonderbra cleavage and titled "Hello boys." Looking at her breasts, it is unclear whether she or her male admirers breasts addressed. The groundbreaking, spicy advertising campaign has resulted in many imitations and a number of complaints that the picture degraded women. The influential items were presented at an exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London and it was voted number 10 in a "Poster of the Century" competition.
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