The social and cultural revolution of the 1960s also took place through underwear.
In the historical period in which bras were being burned, underwear companies rode the wave of the ideal of the emancipated woman by offering garments with increasingly high-performance fabrics and designs, but also eye-catching colors.
“For Diana, what underwear!” was the slogan of an Italian company that, among other things, produced the line “Granita, by Diana-Moda Intima”: a name that says it all.
For you, vintage bra from the 70s Made in Italy, still with tag.
Bandeau style, in satin-like fabric with tone-on-tone iridescent stripes. Fully elasticized.
Gathering and bow in the center, two small slats on the side.
👉🏻It has some warehouse “stains” that will definitely come off with washing.
📐Measurements: 3 C cup, quite similar to the current ones, certainly in circumference, a little less in cup depth. Band height 7 cm.
💫How to wear it? I suggest wearing it under a nice blazer, visible.
Sexy and seductive with elegance.
