Something about woman Bra..

Although Mary Phelps Jacob patented the modern bra, several other designers created similar garments before 1914. George Frost and George Phelps patented an "under-outfit" without bones, eyelets, laces or pulleys in 1875, and Marie Tucek patented the "breast supporter," which featured over-the-shoulder straps, pockets for the breasts and hook-and-eye closures, in 1893.

With the outbreak of World War I, the U.S. War Industries Board requested that women stop buying corsets because the metal was needed for the war effort. Approximately 28,000 tons of metal became available, and bras replaced corsets.

How can you find transparent bras?

The transparent bras available on LavinaLingerie.com tend to feature intricate lace detailing over a sheer base. Some of the bras feature full transparent cups, while others are only partially transparent. The bras on this website are available in sizes 32C through 38C and range in price from around $20 to over $100.

Petite Cherry's store caters to a wider range of sizes, from 32A to 42D. The selection of transparent bras on this website features mainly partially-transparent cups with full coverage and lace detailing. The bras on this website range in price from around $20 to around $40.

Shop Style compiles offers and products from a variety of other e-commerce websites. The prices and styles on this website vary widely. Many of the transparent bras available on Shop Style are over $100. Styles available include full cup transparent mesh bras, as well as partially transparent bras with lace detailing and shelf bras with partial transparencies over the nipples. This website also offers accessories such as skin toned pasties that may be worn with transparent bras.