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2. 15 Best Push-Up Swimsuits for a Built-In Boost - AOL

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   Best of all the top comes with adjustable wide straps and a push-up bra to deliver comfort and an added boost. The bottoms have high-waist detailing and tummy control to slim. Pros:

3. NBD, Just 12 Front-Closure Bras That'll Make Life a Little Easier

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   Another posture-enhancing option is this popular full-coverage bra with a discrete front clasp. It has wide, cushioned, pinch-free straps that cross over in the back and are designed to support ...

4. The 19 Best Bras for Big Boobs, According to the Experts - AOL

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   The straps also sit closer together in the back to provide extra support for your boobs without being a true racerback. Per one reviewer, “I absolutely love the side smoothing bras by Felina, I ...

5. List of bra designs - Wikipedia

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   Unlike push-up bras, plunge bras are not generally as heavily padded, as many women with larger breasts wear them. Push-up: A fashion bra that creates the appearance of increased cleavage. Uses angled cups containing padding that pushes the breasts inward and upward, toward the center of the chest. A push-up bra is usually a demi-cup bra.

6. Wonderbra - Wikipedia

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   In the late 1950s Moe Nadler started travelling to Europe to find new styles to bring to the Canadian market. In 1960, Wonderbra introduced a lacy, half push-up bra described in Europe as Pigeonnant (meaning "pigeon-breasted" in French). In 1961 Nadler directed Louise Poirier to develop a deeply plunged, laced push-up design, numbered the 1300. [9]

7. Underwear - Wikipedia

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   The original Wonderbra and push-up bra by Frederick's of Hollywood achieved great popularity. Women's panties became more colorful and decorative and, by the mid-1960s, were available in two abbreviated styles called the hip-hugger and the bikini (named after the Pacific Ocean island of that name), frequently in sheer nylon fabric.