No blogospherians, Jean Paul Gaultier did not invent them and Madonna did not popularize them. The full coverage, pointed soft cup dates back to Christian Dior’s New Look of 1950, which itself was an homage to the pointed, close-fitting bodices and
pleated round skirts that ushered in the Victorian period. So if you've had enough of underwire push-ups that give the shape of cheap implants, and rectangular sports bras that left you flat, rejoice in the revival of a classic look!
In the previous post the probem of conforming yourself to the cups of a vintage bra was addressed. In this case gravity is your friend.
The solution:
-Put your arms through the straps up to your elbows.
-Bend over at the waist and give your shoulders a shake.
-Position the cups and fasten the back while bent over.
The instructional video from What Katie Did may not be safe for work, not because of any exposed naughty bits or foul language but because of the sheer hotness of the instructor.
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