Anti-Wrinkle Bra At Paris Lingerie Show
posted by Maggie's Nest at
1/11/2010 
A new anti-wrinkle bra that can iron out crinkly cleavages as a woman sleeps will be unveiled at the Paris lingerie show on January 23-25.
"The Dutch designed cupless anti-wrinkle bra by Decollete is supposed to be thrown on at bedtime keeping breasts apart to prevent the formation of feared crinkles that appear in the night."
Aside from the anti-wrinkle bra, there is also a smart Slovenian brassiere whose foam cups expand with body heat when the wearer works out or flirts. Lisca's "smart bra" have cups made of memory foam that ebbs and flows with body-heat, said to be a NASA patented technology from the 1960s.
Also highly-anticipated in the upcoming lingerie show is the range of French lingerie called Milkshake that is made of milk proteins fabric that contains 10 amino acids to hydrate the skin.
Then there's Brazil's LZ with an ultra-light bra that weighs in at 67 grammes (two ounces).
These new lingerie innovations are among the many high-technology designs that will be presented during the end-month Paris trade fair.
"High-tech's playing a growing role in underwear. Take ultra-sounds for example, now used as well as laser technology to cut and construct garments without seaming or stitching," said the fair's fashion manager Sophie Morin.
The Paris fair is expected to draw in 20,000 lingerie types from more than 100 nations with more than 500 brands to showcase.
"The Dutch designed cupless anti-wrinkle bra by Decollete is supposed to be thrown on at bedtime keeping breasts apart to prevent the formation of feared crinkles that appear in the night."
Aside from the anti-wrinkle bra, there is also a smart Slovenian brassiere whose foam cups expand with body heat when the wearer works out or flirts. Lisca's "smart bra" have cups made of memory foam that ebbs and flows with body-heat, said to be a NASA patented technology from the 1960s.
Also highly-anticipated in the upcoming lingerie show is the range of French lingerie called Milkshake that is made of milk proteins fabric that contains 10 amino acids to hydrate the skin.
Then there's Brazil's LZ with an ultra-light bra that weighs in at 67 grammes (two ounces).
These new lingerie innovations are among the many high-technology designs that will be presented during the end-month Paris trade fair.
"High-tech's playing a growing role in underwear. Take ultra-sounds for example, now used as well as laser technology to cut and construct garments without seaming or stitching," said the fair's fashion manager Sophie Morin.
The Paris fair is expected to draw in 20,000 lingerie types from more than 100 nations with more than 500 brands to showcase.
Labels: fashion models, fashion show, lingerie models, lingerie show, Paris Fashion Week, underwear, Underwear models
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