Bra Show: Women's

Author: Xiaoya
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Features: Before the European Renaissance, women's bodies were rarely restrained. Wealthy women wore underskirts as innerwear. By the 17th century, corsets emerged. As early as the ancient period in China, the earliest linen fabric was woven, with a density of 10 roots/cm. However, at that time, the distinction between innerwear and outerwear was minimal, serving only the basic functions of covering and insulation. It wasn't until the late Qing Dynasty, with the introduction of Western cotton fabric into China, that Western bras truly took shape on the figures of Chinese women. With the great abundance of material life and the continuous improvement of aesthetic tastes, Chinese women are becoming more self-aware. As the most intimate item of clothing that comes into contact with the human body, innerwear will take the lead in shaping graceful figures. Nowadays, more and more people are concerned about what outerwear pairs with what innerwear and what kind of innerwear to wear in different occasions. "Wearing innerwear as outerwear" has become commonplace. Innerwear is gradually evolving toward higher quality, personalization, diversification, fashion, and functionality. China's current innerwear market has moved beyond the initial accumulation phase. Quantitative changes inevitably lead to qualitative changes, and in the next decade, innerwear in the Chinese market will achieve a qualitative leap in terms of style, color, fabric, functionality, and craftsmanship. With outerwear becoming increasingly refined, innerwear is also making significant strides toward a more standardized path, and aligning with the world is just around the corner.