Before the invention of underwear, ancient women would often wear tight chest wraps or chest straps that provided a degree of support and cover. In addition, women in some cultures and regions also wear tunics or tunics to sculpt the body and beautify the waistline. In some cold regions, women also wear corsets or vests made of fur or leather to keep warm. In short, the way women dressed in ancient times differed according to factors such as culture, geography and social habits.
The shape of underwear is different in different eras. With the changes of the times and the progress of society, the shape and material of underwear are constantly evolving. Here are some of the evolution of underwear shapes:
1. Antiquity: In ancient times, women usually wore tight chest wraps or chest straps.
2. Middle Ages: In the Middle Ages, women began to wear tight corsets to achieve a sculpting effect.
3. Renaissance: During the Renaissance, women began to wear tight cuirasses and tight girdles.
4. 19th century: In the 19th century, women began to wear tight corsets and waist clips to achieve the effect of body shaping.
5. 20th century: In the early 20th century, women began to wear corsets and leggings to shape their bodies, and over time, corsets gradually evolved into modern bras.
In general, the shape and material of underwear has changed in different eras, but its role has always been to protect and support the female body and shape the perfect figure.
