Bra Strap
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Bra Strap
A bra strap is a narrow band of fabric or elastic that extends from the front of a bra, over the shoulder, and attaches to the back of the bra. It is an essential component of a bra, providing support and helping to keep the bra in place. Bra straps come in various styles, including adjustable, convertible, and strapless, to accommodate different body types and clothing styles. They can be made of different materials, such as cotton, nylon, or satin, and may be embellished with lace, embroidery, or other decorative elements. The design of bra straps has evolved over time, reflecting changes in fashion and technology. In the early 20th century, bra straps were often wide and visible, as they were considered an integral part of the undergarment. However, as clothing styles became more revealing, bra straps began to be seen as unsightly and were often hidden under clothing. This led to the development of strapless bras and convertible bras, which could be worn with a variety of clothing styles without the straps showing. Despite the efforts to conceal bra straps, they have also become a fashion statement in their own right. Some designers have incorporated bra straps into their clothing designs, using them as a decorative element or even making them visible on purpose. Bra straps can be worn in different ways to create different looks, such as crisscrossed in the back or worn off the shoulder.
bra, support, fashion, design, undergarment
Bra Strap
Bra strap is a popular image composition technique employed in anime, comics, and manga to render bra straps that adorn characters. This technique can add a touch of realism to a drawing while also placing emphasis on the shape of the bra. It is usually shown as a thin line across the back of the character and can be drawn in various ways depending on the artist's style. To accentuate the line, the artist may choose to use small dots or lines to form the buckle of the strap. Additionally, the artist may choose to use tonal variations to create a sense of shadow and emphasize the movement of the fabric.
Bra strap, anime, manga, comic, drawing, composition.
CITATION : "Taro Yamada. 'Bra Strap.' Design+Encyclopedia. https://design-encyclopedia.com/define/bra-strap?E=178264 (Accessed on October 14, 2026)"
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