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Branded the "brassiere" by fashion bible Vogue
in 1907, the invention has undergone many changes from the flat-chested
flappers of the 1920s, to bra-burning ceremonies of the '60s and
Madonna's cone shaped bustiers of the '80s.

Articel by Polly in France (www.pollyvousfrancais.blogspot.com)

Summer's not over yet, so there is still ample time for Wet-T-shirt Contests. And if you want a little boost au balcon,
Wonderbra is introducing just the latest in its miracle-inducing push
up shapers: Wonderbra Nipples. That's right. According to an article in French Libération, Wonderbra has created a bra that will simulate the stimulated look.

Articel by Polly in France (www.pollyvousfrancais.blogspot.com)

It's well known that lingerie sells in France. But how did you just mentally pronounce the word "lingerie"? lon-jer-ay? lan-jer-ee? ling-er-ee (horrors)? lahnzhjree?
It's one of those pet peeves in my lexicon of unpronounceables, because
one never knows if the French way is the same as the American way of
pronouncing. Online dictionaries offer a little lesson.

You can't sleep in a g-string. (by Mia Freedman - www.mamamia.com.au)

Well, you can, but you won’t sleep well.”  You learn many things when
you have dinner with a group of girlfriends. This particularly
observation was made by one of my friends last week over pizza and
pinot when we became immersed in a vigorous debate about the
post-modern relevance of the g-string.

Story by Polly (http://pollyvousfrancais.blogspot.com)

In anticipation of holiday gift-giving, this week's Madame Figaro is dedicated almost entirely to jewels: gems, gold, pearls, rings, necklaces, watches, you name it. Then, in the middle of the issue there is a one-page editorial break from the stream of bauble promotion. To celebrate the 100th anniversary of the bra, the Madame Figaro staff polled six of France's most famed séducteurs -- ladies' men -- to scout out their preferences in lingerie on the bodies of the women they adore. Clearly when it comes to lingerie, one size doesn't fit all French male libidos.