The first “official” bra dates back to 1869. French designer Herminie Cadolle splits the corset into two parts: a lower piece for the waist and an upper piece with shoulder straps to support the breasts. She presents her "bien-être" (well-being) at the Paris World's Fair.
It was called a split corset bra, and the top part became the first iteration of the modern day bra.
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CrossOver Bra Wireless Bra
Honeylove's criss-cross mesh adds a signature touch, and a bonded underbust lifts without underwire. A wide wing with back-smoothing fabric eliminates back bulges. Adjustable straps and back let you modify your fit, and the straps can also be crisscrossed to stay hidden under racerback tank tops.
3D printed velvet adds support, and a bonded underbust lifts without underwire. Adjustable straps and back closure let you modify your fit. Straps can also be crisscrossed to stay hidden under racerback tank tops.
We took our perfect fitting, super supportive V-neck bra and gave it the softest most magical fabric ever. A bonded cradle replaces underwire for maximum comfort and support. The bra's hardware-free design lies underneath tight clothing for a truly invisible finish.
