Slovenia-based Lisca lingerie's Smart Memory Bra alters its shape when the wearer's body temperature changes, pushing breasts closer together when a woman gets flushed after seeing someone attractive.
Designer Suzana Gorisek said: "As a woman's body changes, so the size of the bra changes. That's the advantage of this bra."
As soon as the wearer's temperature decreases the bra deflates.
And earlier this week, underwear firm Triumph International showed off their new bra offering, which boasted a ticking clock on the front.
The bra is designed for women who are looking for a husband, and the only way to stop the clock counting down is to slip an engagement ring into the mechanism.
When the jewellery is put in place, the clock halts and Felix Mendelssohn's 'The Wedding March' begins to play.
What if Elizabeth is wearing one of these when she meets William ...
Read the source article here. Courtesy of Lydia
Good gracious, what will they think of next? Wonder what they'll come up with for men's briefs?
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Straight From Hel
We've come a long way since the first bra was invented in 1889...fun blog, Enid. Thankz!
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I know Helen and Jina, I have to shop more in future.
ReplyDeleteSeems like a lot of pinching any time you run up some steps. Kind of useless with air conditioning, eh?
ReplyDeleteKA, you have a point, the bra will burst when you run
ReplyDeleteWonder what the Sisters of Mercy at my old high school would have done with one of those.
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