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100年の歴史を振り返る / 1920年代「まな板崇拝時代」 30年代「おっぱいの復興」 現代は「谷間時代」

1920年代：「まな板崇拝時代」
At the beginning of the 20th century, women with small breasts and incredibly slender bodies were all the rage.
Wearing tight-fitting underwear that literally squashed the wearer’s breasts flat against their bodies, women would dress almost like young men, hiding almost all feminine physical traits. Flat chests and shapeless figures were the body-type to be. Until…

 

1930年代：「おっぱいの復興」
It was ‘30s sex symbol Jean Harlow who brought breasts back into fashion, ushering in a new era of admiring men, and women. In the blink of an eye, women’s fashion become a celebration of the female shape, with lots of long, shapely lines that accentuated the curves of the female body, rather than work against it. Bras, similarly, came to be made to make breasts looks as large and plump as possible, rather than hiding them away.
In just ten years’ time, society went from being one of manly men and women with the figures of pre-pubescent boys, to one of soft, curvy women and slack-jawed gawpers.

 

1940年代：「戦争の影響で豊満で丸い胸が流行に」
During WWII, women were left to hold the fort at home, both nursing children and preparing materials for use in the conflict, which often involved a fair amount of manual labour.
Naturally, women’s physiques, particularly their upper bodies, changed, becoming tougher and firmer. But, with food rations scarce, women remained relatively slim. The war left countries involved with a generation of women who had both round, firm breasts for feeding their children, and the muscle required for working.

 

1950年代：「ロケットおっぱいの登場」
Perhaps remembered best for being the period in which Marilyn Monroe was at the height of her stardom, the 1950s introduced a truly bizarre “pointy” style of bra that was incredibly popular, perhaps thanks to the trend of women making their own underwear.

 

1960年代：「自然回帰」
And in the 60s… no-one really paid boobs that much attention. Wishing to return to a more natural way of living, going bra-less, which was considered to be a somewhat sophisticated practice at the time, became common, and even those women who stuck with their supportive underwear opted for wireless models.
Can’t say I’d particularly enjoy having wires as a part of my underwear, either.

 

1970年代：「おっぱいも男女平等」
Although not quite to the extent of the 1920s, the ‘70s ushered in a second era of genderless fashion. Fighting against gender discrimination, women entered working society alongside men more and more frequently, and the sports bra- practical and supportive- became a big hit.

 

1980年代：「健康と美の結合へ」
Aaah, the 1980s. When fashion took a beating, and when actresses like Jane Fonda discovered Lycra and taught a generation of women to exercise in front of their Betamax players…
It was figures like Fonda, along with American athlete and Olympic gold-medalist Florence Griffith-Joyner, however, who prompted women around the world to take a more active role in sports and fitness. As a result, body shapes changed yet again, along with the fashions of the time.

 

1990年代：「適度な肉づきを求めて」
Although men and women alike continue to pay more attention to their physical wellbeing since the 1980s’ fitness explosion, the sight of stick-thin women became less common as we neared the end of the century.
Both women and men considered a healthy, but naturally full, body to be the ideal. Home fitness continued to be fashionable, bringing with it monstrosities like the Thigh-Master and surprisingly effective ab-roller devices. But for women, full, round breasts once again came to be seen as the most desirable.

 

そして21世紀：「谷間時代」

巨乳がもてはやされる一方で、小さな胸（ちっぱい）の魅力も見直され、胸の直径自体は問われなくなった。しかし、セクシーさの演出に胸の谷間は欠かせない。女性はあれこれ工夫をし、谷間メイクにいそしんでいるそうだ。谷間を作るブラジャーは女性の間で大人気である。
以上である。それぞれの時代のおっぱいには社会情勢やファッションの流行の影響が色濃く出ていることがよくわかる。おっぱいは世を映す鏡ではないだろうか。次の10年はどんな姿を映してくれるのだろう。希望にあふれたものであることを願いたい。

 

参考URL
http://rocketnews24.com/2012/07/20/232177/