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Busk refers to the front of a corset or bustier generally on either side of lacings, hooks or other opening. Steel or molded busks are recommended for body shaping.

Bust Shaper refers to the type of shape wear designed to hold a woman's bust in particular form.

In the fashion context, a bustier is a form-fitting, strapless garment that covers the upper torso, providing support to the bust while creating a fashionable and flattering silhouette. Bustiers are known for their structured design, typically featuring boning or underwire to enhance shape and contour. They are versatile pieces that can be worn as lingerie, standalone tops, or layered under other clothing items, adding a touch of elegance and allure to various outfits.

- Bustier (Bra) : Bustier refers to a bra style top that generally goes all the way to the Waist but may be Cropped or go to the hips. A bustier may have shoulder straps or be strapless. Bustiers may or may n

Bustle refers to a frame or pad that supports and expands the fullness of the back of a woman's skirt.. Also, it is a bow, peplum, or gathering of material at the back of a woman's ski

Busuuti refers to a long garment with short sleeves and square neckline,, as worn by Ugandan women.

Buta refers to a Floral Motif which is derived generally from Persian sources which is much used in Indian textile design, and traditionally rendered as a flowering plant with a curli

Deutsch: Knopf / Español: Botón / Português: Botão / Français: Bouton / Italiano: Pulsante /

Button refers to a typically thin, small disc-like piece of solid materials of hard substance which have holes or a shank through which it is sewed to one side of an article of clothi