These bras promise to boost your bust... but which is breast?

From: http://www.thesun.co.uk/

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Breast in show ... our model in five High Street bras

FAKING a killer cleavage has just got easier - thanks to a new bra.

Debenhams Triple Boost bra promises to make boobs look up to THREE times bigger without going under the knife.

Rosanne Ferraccu ... in normal B-cup bra

Sharon Webb, the store's lingerie boss, says: "The market has shown people want to enhance their bust - but without the wait, cost or pain of surgery."

So how does the boob-job-in-a-bra compare to other High Street bust-boosting offerings?

Here, model Rosanne Ferraccu, 20, seen above in her normal B-cup bra, tells MELISSA SHEDDEN which she thinks is the breast in class, with ratings out of five.

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Triple Boost, £22, Debenhams (available in sizes 30A-38DD)

The claim: Gives the biggest cleavage enhancement on the High Street.

Rosanne: "I feel like I could knock someone out with these.

"I can't help but feel sexy - my boobs look massive!

"The design is really clever as well because it feels like it's making the most of what I've got."

Cleavometer: 4

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Maximise Your Assets, £6, Primark (32A-36D)

The claim: Boosts your cleavage by up to two cup sizes, thanks to foam pads that shape around what nature provided.

Rosanne: "This is the most comfortable of the foam bras and it does what it says - it is maximising my boob size.

"It's good value but the quality isn't great."

Cleavometer: 3.5

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Triple Gel, £25, La Senza (32A-38DD)

The claim: This multi-way foam and gel bra will boost your assets by up to two cup sizes.

Rosanne: "This bra is the heaviest of the lot but it does sit snugly.

"You could never wear it with a boyfriend, though. I'd be worried that when I took it off half my boobs would be gone!"

Cleavometer: 4.5

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THE WNNER: Full Effect, £30.50, wonderbra.co.uk (32A-38D)

The claim: A mix of air, gel and foam designed to enhance bust by up to two cup sizes. It is the lightest too, weighing in at only 80g.

Rosanne: "The original and definitely the best. The Wonderbra style is lower cut, showing more of my boobs.

"I feel super sexy but a little on edge that I might pop out."

Cleavometer: 5

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2 Sizes Bigger Push-Up bra, £20, M&S (32AA-38C)

The claim: Will add two cup sizes to your natural cleavage thanks to super light foam, coming in at half the weight of traditional gel pads

Rosanne: "This bra is perfect for girls with big boob envy.

"With all the padding, though, I could never wear this on a date. I'd feel like I was cheating the guy.

"It feels like I've got two pillows under my top but I'm definitely looking like a D cup now."

Cleavometer: 4

N12 3D-printed bikini by Continuum Fashion and Shapeways

by Cino Zucchi Architetti »

from: http://www.dezeen.com/

N12 3D-printed bikini by Continuum Fashion
and Shapeways

The world’s first 3D-printed bikini has gone on sale, created by designers Jenna Fizel and Mary Haung of Continuum Fashion.

Called N12, the design comprises discs of varying sizes, linked together by springs.

These circles are smaller on parts of the garment that need to curve round the body and larger on areas with flatter contours.

The designers envisage that bespoke items of clothing could be made according to a body scan of the customer.

The project was developed in collaboration with 3D-printing company Shapeways and can be purchased through the online shop.

Photographs are by Ariel Efron.

The information below is from Continuum Fashion:

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Designed by Continuum Fashion in collaboration with Shapeways the N12 if the first completely 3D-printed, ready-to-wear, item of clothing. Previous experiments into the use of 3D printing in clothing have remained purely experimental, haute couture items not available to purchase. This represents the first affordable design that will lead the way for more items fabricated using 3D printing technologies.

“The bikini’s design fundamentally reflects the beautiful intricacy possible with 3D printing, as well as the technical challenges of creating a flexible surface out of the solid nylon. Thousands of circular plates are connected by thin springs, creating a wholly new material that holds its form as well as being flexible. The layout of the circle pattern was achieved through custom written code that lays out the circles according to the curvature of the surface. In this way, the aesthetic design is completely derived from the structural design.” Mary Haung, Continuum Fashion

The patterning starts with a curved surface, some geometry to indicate edges and value ranges for the circles sizes and tolerance parameters. The pattern begins placing circles at a point near the edge. Each subsequent circles tries to stay as near to the nearest edge geometry at possible. The circle’s size is determined with this nearness and by the local curvature of the surface. Curvier areas get small circles and flatter areas larger, both to help with accurately approximating the surface and to ensure flexibility where it is needed and efficiency of pattern where it is not.

Every time a bend or elbow is encountered in the surface edge, a small gap will be left in the pattern. Gaps will also occur near the middle distances between edges where the placement of the next circle is less certain. After the first level of pattern has been created, these open areas are infilled with smaller circles to ensure complete coverage, and to create a more interesting aesthetic pattern.

One of the goals of the circle patterning system is to be able to adapt it to any surface, at any size. This means that future articles of clothing can be produced using the same algorithm, this could be taken a step further into absolute customization by using a body scan to make a bespoke article of clothing, 3D printed to exactly fit that person only.

Continuum Fashion is comprised of Jenna Fizel and Mary Haung. Jenna designs and programs interactive environments at Small Design Firm in Cambridge, MA. She has previously worked at KPF in computational geometry and has her BSAD in Architecture from MIT. Jenna is interested in reinterpreting traditional crafts and manufacturing using computational tools. Mary has a BA in Design and Media Arts from UCLA, and a MA from the Copenhagen Institute of Interaction Design (CIID). Most recently, she worked in interaction design at Local Projects in NYC. Her other notable work includes Rhyme & Reason–a collection of LED dresses, and TYPEFACE–a software piece combining facial recognition and typography.

Shapeways is the online community and marketplace for personalized production where anyone can make and sell their own creations or buy custom‐made products, fabricated on demand in a variety of materials using the latest 3D printing technologies.

With headquarters in New York City and production facilities in Europe and the United States, Shapeways hosts a vibrant community of passionate creatives from around the world.

Model: Bojana Draskovic

Adriana Lima Models $2 Million Dollar Bra, Victoria Secret Denies BroBible at the Door

by Eskimo Bro
from:  http://brobible.com

This morning when I turned on the TV I saw the Ariana Lima, the genetically-perfect Victoria Secret Angel, being interviewed while sporting a $2 million bra.  Then I noticed that she happened to be in the same Victoria Secret flagship store in Soho that's just a hop, skip, and jump from the BroBible office.  I immediately got on the train and made a bee-line for the store.  When I got there you could barely see the Brazilian model thanks to throngs of paparazzi. Determined to snap some photos, I wiggled my way through and I managed to get a few shots of the publicity stunt.

Unfortunately, I wasn’t on the list and they wouldn’t let me into the store to continue collecting photos.  If they only knew how much BroBible loves Adriana Lima and all of Victoria Secret’s models they may have been more inclined to let us in (for further proof, see here, here, here, here, here, and here). Check out Adriana Lima sporting a bra after the jump.

Smart Memory Bra Lifts Bust When a Girl Fancies a Fella

Boost ... bra increases cleavage

By EMMA MORTON

HERE’S a bra that gets the message across — it lifts the bust when a girl fancies a fella.

The “smart memory bras” have heat-sensitive foam that pushes up boobs as sexual attraction causes body temperature to rise.

As the body cools the foam relaxes and the bust appears normal again.

Inventors at the Slovenia-based Lisca lingerie firm discovered the saucy side-effect by accident, while developing underwear that adapted to changing weather.

Designer Suzana Gorisek said: “As the body changes, so does the bra.”

They were unveiled at a lingerie exhibition in Paris and will hit British stores in summer, for around £25 each.

A spokesman for Lisca said: “It’s healthier than an ordinary bra because it will always provide the perfect fit.”