In the middle of the last century, bullet bras became fashionable among Western women, mainly Americans. With the bones perpendicular to the body, they really resembled the cone-shaped part of a bullet. The popularity of this kind of lingerie was brought by the so—called sweater girls - Hollywood actresses who got into the habit of wearing "bullets" under wool sweaters. By the 60s, fashion swerved in the other direction, and everyone forgot about the "bullets".
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