04.24.2012
One of the last photo shooting finally ready to be published:
“On the Other Side”
Photographer: Xenia McBell
Fashion Stylist: Alexandra Greenhill
Hair Stylist: Gro Hair
Model: Liza at Premier
corset body Ikonostas ..
more pics in the next couple of days
Wednesday, 14th of March
Upcoming still life ..
01.24.2012
Wonderbra may have made traffic-stopping cleavage popular. But it appears the push-up bra dates all the way back to 1880.
A padded brassiere, discovered in storage at the Science Museum, in London, is believed to be the first ever breast enhancer, designed to give women a more shapely bust in the same way as a modern-day Wonderbra.
The white undergarment, consisting of two round white pads joined by a large piece fabric, is fastened behind the back by a strap and was designed and made in Europe. It is flamboyantly decorated with lace and feathers.
The bra did not become commonplace until 1907, when it featured in Vogue. Until then, it would have been a luxury item only available to wealthier women, and made-to-measure.
Cup sizes as we know them, denoted by letter, were not introduced until the 1930s in the U.S.
(Source: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-1268276/The-push-bra-Bust-booster-dates-1800s.html)
11th January, 2012
few months ago near London..
ph.: Kristina Vassileva
styling: Alexandra Hester-Greenhill
looking forward to receive more pictures
11th January, 2012
Liza wearing Ikonostas
