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Why, when the story is that Howard Hughes invented the brassiere for Jane Russell, is it called by a French name? If we were to change it to an American name, what

Why, when the story is that Howard Hughes invented the brassiere for Jane  Russell, is it called by a French name? If we were to change it to an  American name, what

Answer (1 of 2): The word Brassiere in France derived originally from a type of cotton shirt worn by women and derived from at least the 17/18th century. It has nothing to dobwith modern brassieres; though it later did become more fitted . The word “ bras” means “ arm” in French, so it probably m

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