The world is round, but I am flat. So bras have been my go-to for years. Can’t wait to wear it in middle school and high school, shoved myself into wired push-ups prematurely, tried to turn myself into a
Penthouse
poster. While of course I don’t need need
one. I still haven’t; I don’t mean to brag. Nothing to see here…like I said, I’m flat!
After years of trying to show a full owl with endless wire and stuffing After the rack, I realized this. at Vogue After about two years of work , I ditched my bra completely. I work in the office of a fashion magazine and it’s mostly women, which means my ability to experiment with clothing is pretty high, otherwise it would result in a call from HR. Plus, the straps blocked the vest, the cups were visible through the thin shirt, and really, those ill-fitting cups reminded me of bad memories of being ruthlessly teased in high school. Call me Gloria Steinem. Call me Susan B. Anthony. Or maybe just call me a girl who wants to stick to suburban bros who call me flat chested. In six years, I don’t think I’ve ever looked better, no matter the scene: a wedding, a funeral, a meeting or a date.
in some In case, maybe I really don’t have a good one. But after years of nipple liberation, I finally put on a bra this month after spring 632 New York Fashion Show. This season was especially overwhelming—every designer seemed more sheer and scantily clad than the last. I need a fresh start.
Over the years, I adopted a youthful look. Speed is the millennium bug; a new century on steroids. I’m a troublemaker for anything The Teen Dream You’re Watching Movie. Hang low. bright. Extremely pure. A few things in my closet this season are getting me excited. Could it be the flimsy purple Dsquared2 purple vest with “Teenage Nightmare” written on the front? French Connection’s white baby tee says “FCUK in Boston?” That sheer leopard-print Blumarine top that sees everything? (Is that a leopard spot? No, that’s mine… Oops
!) It was exhausting to skip the initial addictive layer – and I felt more and more exposed.
Instead, I poured in pictures of Ellen Von Unwerth or Helmut Newton, whose pictures often show The subject is unlit. While the foundations are intimate, the themes are dominant, put together, and always in control. I woke up last week and put on a pair of pinstriped pants, a pinstriped shirt, and a black La Perla lace bra that was sent to me a long time ago. Immediately, I felt a peaceful power.
My friend Carmen Rose Hall, a consultant in London, shares my point about control. She told me that when she got back to the office, wearing a bra made her feel more organized, “like in a movie where sexy women dress for their bossy fashion jobs and start with underwear.”
Maybe The feeling of control and the process of wearing a bra: this is another layer, structured and sometimes metallic. This is in line with my mentality in
is a far cry from , in the same year I wrote an article for about the whole Article on “Liberating Nipples Hot” Fashion
October632 question. The accompanying photo features Kendall Jenner in a scarlet translucent cardigan top, along with Bella Hadid and Rihanna. This was five years ago, and intentional glitches are now a thing of the past, at least for me.
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Of course, bras are tricky, Because a tough stance on wearing a bra or not wearing a bra tends to venture into the political realm. August508 Vogue issue , author Sally Wadyka tells the illustrious history of this work. (This article is paired with a picture of Von Unwerth.) Wadyka explains that the dress is an offshoot of the bodice, used to shrink, hide and cut. exist507, New York socialite Mary Phelps Jacob finally sewed two triangular handkerchiefs together, tied them with ribbon, and voila, created her own bra. The modern bra has taken shape over the decades. In the era of clappers, women tied their chests with ribbons to make themselves flatter. Underwear in “s as a sign of patriarchal restrictions. In ’30s, the boom in breast augmentation, hence the revival of Wonderbras.
Bra-less feeling has become the norm for many women during the pandemic, to As for the article writing about the possible health effects of giving up your underwire. (No, don’t worry!) After all, if you’re working from the comfort of your own home, why should you be restricted? But now it feels like we’re entering a new phase . I asked on Instagram to see if anyone who didn’t wear a bra ventured back into their cups. Various reasons. Some went back to the office or school. “I’m back to school. AC + 00 year old professor is not a good combination,” one user wrote to me.
In a more stylistic sense, women have been wearing them as accessories. Grace Mota (@yourgirlgrace) wrote: “It’s a fun, sexy and sexy accessory. ” in spring632 On the runway itself, bras were the main attraction. Chopova Lowena showed a small lace piece with a floral-print skirt, and Collina Strada showed a pair A must-see fluffy fuchsia mug, while Maryam Nassir Zadeh presents a grandmother-friendly embroidered cloth sidekick.(Although many still simply release nipples, including LaQuan Smith and Peter Do).
However, although these designers A bra or nipples are shown, but I still find it tempting to keep the bra inside. Muriel Woodland, personal shopper and stylist in Chicago, , put it in words I can’t express, “I feel like in the age of bras and corsets as tops, we have a new sense of privacy in bras, Like a comforting secret. “
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