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Hand Shaped Bra; No More Adjustment
The days of continually hoisting and adjusting strapless bras could soon be history, thanks to the 'Ultimate' bra. Makers Wonderbra claim that the 'revolutionary' model won't slip no matter how hard the wearer tries. So, how does the this revolutionary bra work? According to the makers, it uses hand-shaped polycarbonate plastic structures made up of four fingers that are moulded into the cups to hold the bust in place.
The new 32-pound anti-sag garment comes in black and 'nude' in sizes A to F, reports The Daily Express. So, keeping all these onto consideration, how is that the experts opine? Julia Nolan, Wonderbra spokesman explains: "The way it works is the same as if the wearer was actually holding and lifting the bust themselves. That is what has been mimicked." And what about the features of this new bra? Does it outwit others... its counterparts? Julia gives the answer.
"No matter how hard one tries, but the bra will stay intact. This has been the major problem with other strapless bras". She explains, "None of the other bras could stay in one place for a longer time, and it slipped down and needed constant adjusting." About the wonderbra, Julia explains, "It uses hand-shaped polycarbonate plastic structures made up of four fingers that are moulded into the cups to hold the bust in place."
But how successful will this new kind of bra be? "It is unlike anything else available, so girls will most likely change their views on strapless bras and fashion forever once they try it on."
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