No-Bra
No Bra Day: a reminder to women to celebrate their breasts, get a cancer screening and practise self-examination.
Scotland cancels public New Year’s Eve events as new coronavirus curbs announced
Edinburgh has one of the world’s most famous Hogmanay street parties, drawing thousands of foreign tourists as well as local peopleFirst Minister Nicola Sturgeon said public celebrations would be cancelled as she set out plans for post-Christmas restrictions to try to slow the spread of the Omicron variant
No Bra Day, celebrated each year on October 13, was launched in 2011 by plastic surgeon Dr Mitchell Brown of Toronto, Canada, to promote breast cancer awareness.
Women are encouraged to go braless on the day – not only to free themselves from a constrictive garment, but to alert them to breast cancer symptoms, remind them to get screened and to conduct regular self-examinations.
From breast-compressing ribbons used in ancient Greece to tight figure-moulding metal corsets in the 19th century, the journey to the bra as we know it today has been long.
Scotland cancels public New Year’s Eve events as new coronavirus curbs announced
Edinburgh has one of the world’s most famous Hogmanay street parties, drawing thousands of foreign tourists as well as local peopleFirst Minister Nicola Sturgeon said public celebrations would be cancelled as she set out plans for post-Christmas restrictions to try to slow the spread of the Omicron variant
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