The Crown Jewel of Femininity

In the 1920s, we women hid our breasts in corsets to appear boyish. By the 1950s, we tried to shape our breasts into torpedoes or apples with the help of corsets and bras. During the 1960s, under the influence of feminist movements, we attempted to ignore our breasts altogether. However, the woman within us couldn't endure the suppression and concealment of this symbol of femininity. She whispered to us to reveal our hidden beauty. It's thanks to women who listened to this inner voice that breast augmentation has become the most commonly performed aesthetic surgery.

As the French poet Mallarmé said, complete or partial concealment enhances the allure of beauty.