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Exposed: A History of Lingerie

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This image released by The Museum at FIT shows the Aliyah lingerie ensemble, a bra, thong, and suspenders in leopard print stretch polyester with black ribbon, a 2008 English garment from Agent Provocateur. From a 1770 corset to a 2014 bra-and-panty set in lacy stretch silk, the Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology has taken on lingerie and ladies foundation garments as the focus of a new exhibition. In about 70 pieces, Exposed: A History of Lingerie touches on the mechanics, marketing and cultural touchstones that not only shape and adorn but helped define culture around the globe. The exhibition runs through Nov. 15. (AP Photo/The Museum at FIT, Eileen Costa)
Lingerie creations were on display during an "Exposed: A History of Lingerie" exhibition show at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York.
This image released by The Museum at FIT shows the Jean Yu bra and panty set in silk chiffon with grosgrain ribbon. From a 1770 corset to a 2014 bra-and-panty set in lacy stretch silk, the Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology has taken on lingerie and ladies foundation garments as the focus of a new exhibition. In about 70 pieces, Exposed: A History of Lingerie touches on the mechanics, marketing and cultural touchstones that not only shape and adorn but helped define culture around the globe. The exhibition runs through Nov. 15. (AP Photo/The Museum at FIT, Eileen Costa)
This image released by The Museum at FIT shows the 1977 Shelly bra and panty set in nylon. From a 1770 corset to a 2014 bra-and-panty set in lacy stretch silk, the Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology has taken on lingerie and ladies foundation garments as the focus of a new exhibition. In about 70 pieces, Exposed: A History of Lingerie touches on the mechanics, marketing and cultural touchstones that not only shape and adorn but helped define culture around the globe. The exhibition runs through Nov. 15. (AP Photo/The Museum at FIT, Eileen Costa)
This image released by The Museum at FIT shows a 1949 Poirette bra in nylon with lace and a 1951 Christian Dior petticoat in nylon net, taffeta, and horsehair net. From a 1770 corset to a 2014 bra-and-panty set in lacy stretch silk, the Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology has taken on lingerie and ladies foundation garments as the focus of a new exhibition. In about 70 pieces, Exposed: A History of Lingerie touches on the mechanics, marketing and cultural touchstones that not only shape and adorn but helped define culture around the globe. The exhibition runs through Nov. 15. (AP Photo/The Museum at FIT, Eileen Costa)
This image released by The Museum at FIT shows the Lady Marlene bustier in lace, satin and nylon. From a 1770 corset to a 2014 bra-and-panty set in lacy stretch silk, the Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology has taken on lingerie and ladies foundation garments as the focus of a new exhibition. In about 70 pieces, Exposed: A History of Lingerie touches on the mechanics, marketing and cultural touchstones that not only shape and adorn but helped define culture around the globe. The exhibition runs through Nov. 15. (AP Photo/The Museum at FIT, Eileen Costa)
This image released by The Museum at FIT shows a 1950s Iris nightgown in printed nylon. From a 1770 corset to a 2014 bra-and-panty set in lacy stretch silk, the Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology has taken on lingerie and ladies foundation garments as the focus of a new exhibition. In about 70 pieces, Exposed: A History of Lingerie touches on the mechanics, marketing and cultural touchstones that not only shape and adorn but helped define culture around the globe. The exhibition runs through Nov. 15. (AP Photo/The Museum at FIT, Eileen Costa)
This image released by The Museum at FIT shows a French 1890s bust bodice in linen. From a 1770 corset to a 2014 bra-and-panty set in lacy stretch silk, the Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology has taken on lingerie and ladies foundation garments as the focus of a new exhibition. In about 70 pieces, Exposed: A History of Lingerie touches on the mechanics, marketing and cultural touchstones that not only shape and adorn but helped define culture around the globe. The exhibition runs through Nov. 15. (AP Photo/The Museum at FIT, Eileen Costa)
This image released by The Museum at FIT shows corset in silk and satin, circa 1898, from the M.A. Spencer Company. From a 1770 corset to a 2014 bra-and-panty set in lacy stretch silk, the Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology has taken on lingerie and ladies foundation garments as the focus of a new exhibition. In about 70 pieces, Exposed: A History of Lingerie touches on the mechanics, marketing and cultural touchstones that not only shape and adorn but helped define culture around the globe. The exhibition runs through Nov. 15. (AP Photo/The Museum at FIT, Eileen Costa)
This image released by The Museum at FIT shows a corset in wool, silk cotton and steel from 1880s France. From a 1770 corset to a 2014 bra-and-panty set in lacy stretch silk, the Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology has taken on lingerie and ladies foundation garments as the focus of a new exhibition. In about 70 pieces, Exposed: A History of Lingerie touches on the mechanics, marketing and cultural touchstones that not only shape and adorn but helped define culture around the globe. The exhibition runs through Nov. 15. (AP Photo/The Museum at FIT, Eileen Costa)
This image released by The Museum at FIT shows the 1954 Marie Rose Lebigot for Lily of France, a corselet in lace, nylon, and elastic. From a 1770 corset to a 2014 bra-and-panty set in lacy stretch silk, the Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology has taken on lingerie and ladies foundation garments as the focus of a new exhibition. In about 70 pieces, Exposed: A History of Lingerie touches on the mechanics, marketing and cultural touchstones that not only shape and adorn but helped define culture around the globe. The exhibition runs through Nov. 15. (AP Photo/The Museum at FIT, Eileen Costa)
This image released by The Museum at FIT shows the Warner’s Corselet, with embroidered nylon net and elastic, circa 1960, from the Merry Widow line. From a 1770 corset to a 2014 bra-and-panty set in lacy stretch silk, the Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology has taken on lingerie and ladies foundation garments as the focus of a new exhibition. In about 70 pieces, Exposed: A History of Lingerie touches on the mechanics, marketing and cultural touchstones that not only shape and adorn but helped define culture around the globe. The exhibition runs through Nov. 15. (AP Photo/The Museum at FIT, Eileen Costa)
This image released by The Museum at FIT shows a nightgown in cotton with bobbin lace and silk ribbon, a U.S. garment from 1907. From a 1770 corset to a 2014 bra-and-panty set in lacy stretch silk, the Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology has taken on lingerie and ladies foundation garments as the focus of a new exhibition. In about 70 pieces, Exposed: A History of Lingerie touches on the mechanics, marketing and cultural touchstones that not only shape and adorn but helped define culture around the globe. The exhibition runs through Nov. 15. (AP Photo/The Museum at FIT, Eileen Costa)
Exposed: A History of Lingerie
Exposed: A History of Lingerie
Exposed: A History of Lingerie
Exposed: A History of Lingerie
Exposed: A History of Lingerie
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