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The article explores the history and evolution of the bra, highlighting its ancient precursors and tracing its development to the modern-day. It discusses various breast coverings and supports worn throughout history, including breast-supporting cords or belts in ancient Greece, linen garments in ancient Rome, and 15th-century "breast bags" found in Austria. The article also mentions the invention of the modern bra and the introduction of standardized cup sizes and adjustable straps in the 1930s. It concludes by mentioning the recent shift in bra-wearing habits during the COVID-19 pandemic and the development of innovative bras, such as the flame-resistant Army Tactical Bra. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses marketing problems facing the lingerie firm Victoria's Secret. Topics include the role of chief marketing officer Ed Razek of the firm L Brands in the brand's image, the relation of social change to the firm's image and models, and falling sales in relation to the lack of changes to the firm's product designs.

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The article focuses on Leslie 'Les' Wexner, chief executive officer (CEO) of fashion retailer L Brands Corp. Topics include his management of the lingerie retail labels Victoria's Secret, La Senza, and Pink, the annual business revenue of L Brands, and the company's stock price. Information is provided on how he introduced the first lingerie chain to the American market. INSETS: LESLIE¿S ANGELS;IN THE BAG.

The article focuses on the success and growth of Savage X Fenty, a lingerie company founded by singer Rihanna.

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The article offers the author's insights on the characteristics to become a model of lingerie company Victoria's Secret. Topics discussed include the fame of fashion model Taylor Hill, the selection process for models as well as the casting of models by Victoria's Secret's chief marketing officer Ed Razek, and the importance of model's personality.

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The article reports on the performance of clothing industry L Brands. It mentions the changes in perception of beauty which has impacted the lingerie company Victoria's Secret, the role of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein in the affairs of chief executive officer Leslie Wexner, and whether company branding will be able to adapt to social changes.

The article reports on the growth of the market for ladies' lingerie in Japan in 1985 citing the operations of Wacoal Corp. Company founder and president Joichi Tsukamoto outlined his intentions of highlighting the merchandise in the stores which features lacy designs and fashionable colors, by visibly separating it from the competition's garments. The company also changed its marketing strategies and has trained and offered commissions to staff.

Presents a profile of Finkelstein, a perpetual drunk who inherited the partnership of the Complete Outfitters for Men and Boys in San Marino, California from his father. Finkelstein's reliable partner Maier and business assistant Jimmy Sprugg; Manners when conducting business; Passion for an unprofitable lingerie shop which he established against the wishes of Maier and Sprugg; Nostalgia during a Ballet Russe performance.

Reports that a unique plan for the stabilization of industrial relations is being worked out in the Ladies Garment Industry in Cleveland, Ohio. Recognition by a large association of manufacturers and a powerful union of their responsibility to the consuming public; Ban on strike or lockout in exchange for settlement by an impartial arbitrators in cases of grievance; Establishment of labor productivity standards; Employment guarantee.

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An interview of entrepreneur Sophia Berman is presented, noting her use of 3-D printing to manufacture bras, her creation of the firm Trusst Lingerie, and the firm's experience with prototyping.

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The article discusses a brief profile of several African American women entrepreneurs including Ade Hassan, Nicole Pembrook, and Zohra Baraka. Topics discussed include challenges of establishing business in lingerie and hosiery by Hassan, mastering of word-of-mouth marketing by Pembrook, and strategies of Baraka to extend customer network.

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When Ginuwine arrived on the music scene some people tried to write him off as just another pretty boy singer who would not last. Seven years later he has three double platinum albums to his credit and a new album, 'The Senior,' rapidly climbing the charts. Ginuwine won major fame with his 1996 seductive hit 'Pony' from the double-platinum album 'Ginuwine: The Bachelor.' He followed with the 1999 double-platinum album '100 percent Ginuwine,' featuring the top-selling hits 'So Anxious,' 'None of Ur Friend's Business,' 'What's So Different' and 'Same Ol G' and his 2001 double-platinum album 'The Life' with the songs 'Differences,' '2 Way' and 'Two Reasons I Cry.' He was featured in the comedy film 'Juwanna Man' and he will star as himself in 'Honey.' He is also working on launching a lingerie company.

Presents a range of branded brassiers in the U.S. as of November 11, 2002. Features of the Style 3820 Double Support brassiere; Requirements of women from brassiers; Use of underwires and foam in brassieres; Qualities of a perfect and ideal brassiere.

Features several designs of lingerie. Lace wrap and cotton skirt by Rebecca Taylor; Sheer silk peasant top by Dolce & Gabbana; Printed polyester tank and panties by Chloe.

The article highlights the career of fashion businesswoman Josie Natori, chief executive officer of Natori Inc. After a successful career as an investment banker, Natori was presented with blouses to sell, and turned them into nightshirts. Since she has revolutionized the lingerie industry by creating the seamless bra and camisoles that women wear out on the town.

The article looks at the rebranding of the lingerie company Victoria's Secret in 2021. Topics discussed include the decline in market share of the company from 32% in 2015 to 19% in 2020 according to NPD Group, efforts of other lingerie companies to cater to different customers such as Savage x Fenty, Aerie and ThirdLove, and changes made by Victoria's Secret such as inclusivity in sizing and skin color shades, direct-to-consumer model and focus on women consumer preference.

Features the Seattle, Washington-based store Nancy Meyer, owned by Vicky Phillippi which specializes in lingerie. European companies and designer represented in the store; Slips and gowns by the English firm De Pledge; Silk cloque dressing gown; Pajama ensemble.

Profiles Victoria's Secret, a chain of retail stores and catalog for women's lingerie. How Leslie Wexner bought the company in 1982; Changes Wexner implemented; The growth of the store; Comments from CEO Grace Nichols; How the business is run almost exclusively by women for women in 1995; Evolution of the business; New product lines; How the stores and catalog are run separately and carry mostly different merchandise.

The article looks at the lingerie industry in the U.S. as of May 1983. Particular focus is given to the changes in the design of women's underwear as a result of women's struggle against sexism and to the growth and profitability of the lingerie industry. Lingerie companies include Victoria's Secret, Maidenform, and Lily of France. The lingerie business of fashion designer Josie Cruz Natori is also discussed.

Describes the women's undergarments offered at two shops in London, England. Rigby & Peller's talent for matching brassieres to bosoms; Number of different sizes that they offer; Custom fitting and costs; Agent Provocateur's focus on style. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article announces appointment of Christian Niederberger as the chief financial officer (CFO) at lingerie manufacturer Naturana Group.

The article reports on the decision of Montreal, Quebec-based lingerie retailer, La Vie en Rose, to expand to the Middle East. According to the author, the perception that Middle Eastern women are too conservative to wear lingerie is preventing businesses from taking advantage of the opportunities offered by the region. He reports that the market for lingerie in Saudi Arabia alone is around one billion U.S. dollars a year. La Vie, the author reports, plans to open 28 stores in the region.

The article informs that Sara Linke and her business partner Lars Hechler from Ulm took over the insolvent lingerie manufacturer Roland Sauer with the labels Jado for men and Graziella for women from Hohenstein-Ernstthal between Chemnitz and Zwickau.

The article informs that Dortmund trade fair, Body wear trade fair for lingerie, corsetry and swimwear, and more, will be suspended in February 2021 due to the tightening of the applicable Corona regulations and the existing lockdown.