[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now, if only they could make the underwires STAY in the bra and not poke
through...
I'm working on making sure my bamboo (skewer) boning stays in my
kataginu and doesn't poke through...
It's not like it's a new problem. It's just been relocated.
andy
I found it interesting that they made mention of the increase in cup size. Did
they investigate, I wonder, the phenomenon of breast enhancement and /or
increase in general bodyweight for the same period of time?
Laurie
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Or maybe all the hormones in everything?
Patty
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of zelda crusher
Sent: Sun 9/30/2007 10:37 AM
To: Historical Costume
Subject: RE: [h-cost] National Geographic: History of the Bra
I found it interesting that they made mention
They seemed very sketchy on almost everything,
although the bit on silk produciton was interesting.
They did mention that the increase may be at least in
part due to implants and obesity, but then just
wandered off into something else. If they investigated
anything, they spent very little time on
It should have been titled How a Bra is Manufactured. But the show was
really good. Did anyone see this show Friday night on the National Geographic
Channel?
http://channel.nationalgeographic.com/channel/ET/popup/200709282200.html
I thought at first it was that dumb show that was on a
Now, if only they could make the underwires STAY in the bra and not poke
through
Kathleen Norvell
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