Undergarment providing a lift
PUSH-UP BRA
The world’s first push-up bra was the Wonderbra. The Wonderbra became very popular in the 1990s, although the brand name has been around since 1935.
A push-up bra is a type of brassiere designed to lift and push up the breasts, creating cleavage and enhancing the appearance of fuller and more lifted breasts. It typically features padded cups that are angled and shaped to lift the breasts upward and toward the center, creating a fuller and more rounded look.
Key features of push-up bras may include:
- Padding: Push-up bras have padding, which can be made of foam, gel, or other materials, to provide additional lift and support to the breasts.
- Underwire: Many push-up bras include underwire beneath the cups to add structure and help lift the breasts.
- Graduated Padding: Some push-up bras have graduated padding, meaning that the padding is thicker at the bottom of the cups and gradually thins towards the top. This design helps lift the breasts and create a natural-looking cleavage.
- Various Styles: Push-up bras come in various styles, including plunge, balconette, and demi-cup styles, each offering different degrees of coverage and cleavage enhancement.
- Adjustable Straps: Like other bras, push-up bras typically have adjustable straps to customize the fit and support.
Push-up bras are a popular choice for those seeking a more enhanced bust appearance, especially when wearing low-cut or form-fitting clothing. It’s important to note that personal preferences for bras vary, and individuals may choose different styles based on comfort and desired aesthetics.
