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Brassiere
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synthetic fiber plastic (silicone), American
Costume Institute, Metropolitan Museum of Art New York NY, Gift of Shirley of Hollywood 2001
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Brassiere of nylon, lace and elastic, made by Kestos, England, ca. 1953. Brassiere of black elastic and black nylon lace mounted over white nylon. It is boned, strapless, has a hook front fastening, and reaches only the waist. The 'bra' cups are wired ben
Brassiere of nylon, lace and elastic, made by Kestos, England, ca. 1953. Brassiere of black elastic and black nylon lace mounted over white nylon. It is boned, strapless, has a hook front fastening, and reaches only the waist. The 'bra' cups are wired ben
Brassiere of nylon, lace and elastic, made by Kestos, England, ca. 1953. Brassiere of black elastic and black nylon lace mounted over white nylon. It is boned, strapless, has a hoo...
Brassiere with a Low-Cut Back
Brassiere with a Low-Cut Back
In the late 1920s and the 1930s, many evening dresses had low-cut backs, revealing a so-called back décolletage. The design of this brassiere accommodates this style: the straps ca...
Brassiere with a Low-Cut Back
Brassiere with a Low-Cut Back
In the late 1920s and the 1930s, many evening dresses had low-cut backs, revealing a so-called back décolletage. The design of this brassiere accommodates this style: the straps ca...