Introduction Bra technology is a field of fashion design that has seen tremendous changes due to advancements in the technical skills of mankind. This field of technology has undergone chronological changes from the earlier methods of designs to the cutting edge modern methods like Bioform technology in bra designs. The bra technology field encompasses clothe designs and textile revolutions techniques that provide newer and newer options. Unlike the formal disciplines of engineering fields, bra technology requires both creativity and technical skills. For an individual to be a bra fashion designer he/she must possess proficiency in several disciplines; for example, art and design, computer knowledge, and skillful administration in the fashion industry. In the recent past, the field calls for an extra understanding of computer software that can develop new fashions. In this essay, we will give a detailed history of bra technology and how it has been used in the design. Also in the analysis, we will consider both the positive and negative effects of wearing bras in the context of our society in general. History of Bra Technology Though the bra fashion started a long time ago, the word brassier was framed and reported in 1907 in the Vogue report. The word originated from the French word meaning to offer support. Bras were worn a long time ago by women from Crete and were considered usual wears. A healthier Reform Bodice bra did not offer support and was made of net mesh. The fashioners only made breast retaining items that suited the simple dress styles. “None of the first manufacturers of breasts supporters managed to prosper after 1910. Probrassieres had harmonized only with little-worn styles, adopted by resolute reformers or women who prized physical freedom above high fashion,” (Farrell –Beck and Gau, p. 17). The initial technologies of bras are similar to the 1980s and 1990s versions also called camisoles. The term camisole was first used in the early 1900s but it was in 1905 that the term was changed to bust bodice . The revolution of bra fashion took place in 1914 when Mary Phelps-Jacobs first patented bra under the name Caresse Crosby. The American holds the record for patenting bra; though, it is not certain that hers was the first bra. It is also not clear whether or not the idea was hers as it is suggested that she made either had the original idea or provided aid in stitching the garment. The bra was made by joining two silk handkerchiefs and then a baby ribbon was sewn to make straps. She could not raise many sales from the bra idea and she decided to sell the patent to Warners. “Jacob later sold her patent for $1,500to a company that went on to make $15 million off her invention,” (Berry, p.14). Warners since then became bra makers with measurements in inches as the bras from that time were not categorized as large, medium, or small. Symington Side Lacer was the first bra to get a fashion taste due to its strengthened bust bodice. Before the Symington Side Lacer, the 1918 bras were just fabrics laced with traps. The new technology flattened the bust due to the side lacing effect of Symington Side Lacer. The term bra then became predominant replacin