TWI651056B - Backless bra - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention discloses a backless bra that utilizes a cup that is specifically configured to provide one's back with unobstructed viewing and various straps to support the breast of a wearer. Backless bras are worn over the back support bra. Several of the described versions of the bra without support further support the wearer's breasts in a way that provides the wearer's central chest area with unobstructed viewing, thus enabling the wearer to wear one with a low chest or a deep open neckline Clothing.

Description

Bra without support

This invention relates generally to undergarments, and more specifically, it relates to a bra that provides chest support and is unobstructed by one of the wearer's backs.

Traditional lingerie (i.e., a bra, such as that shown in Figure 36) typically has a front portion containing one of the two cups, a wing extending from a rib surrounding the wearer of the front portion, one of the two Hook and eye closure and two shoulder straps. Traditional bras are actually used daily for daily wear, such as T-shirts, blouses, sweaters, and the like. However, these traditional bras are not suitable for all purposes. For example, traditional bras are not suitable for wearing with backless clothing, such as formal gowns. Trendy or fashionable designs that have become popular and remain popular among many women are open-backed clothing items, such as low-cut or backless garments. For example, evening dresses, prom dresses, cocktail dresses, and halters or similar are considered elegant by many men and women. Low-cut and backless clothing also penetrates into other types of fashion, such as halterless tank tops, which are considered in some trendy fashion projects. One way of developing a basic bra design is to eliminate the need for a shoulder strap, such as shown in FIG. 37. Therefore, the overall support of the breast of the wearer must be achieved through both the cup design and the strap. This type of bra is commonly referred to as a strapless bra that can be worn with clothing that exposes the wearer's shoulders. However, if worn with a low-cut or backless garment, the strapless bra is still exposed. Another solution is a strapless and backless bra as disclosed in US Patent No. 6,397,391. The wings of a bra will not be exposed under a backless garment. However, this configuration provides very little support to the breast, resulting in an undesirable appearance. In fact, in a case where the strap is dropped on the wearer's arm or neck, the bottom of the bra cup is displaced from the wearer's torso, and as a result, the base of the breast can slip even under the cup. A variety of other non-ideal solutions are currently available that include a silicone cup with an adhesive, a strapless brassiere that is open-backed and boneless along the sides. Silicone cups with adhesive options allow wearing any type of backless clothing. However, these cups supported by adhesives or bonded wings alone will not provide sufficient support or lift for those wearers with larger breasts. Silicone cups held with an adhesive such as glue are generally considered to be inferior because the strength of the adhesive deteriorates over time and especially when the wearer sweats. Furthermore, clothing and other products that adhere to a person's skin are generally not expected because their removal is painful, irritating the wearer's skin, or both. Regardless of the size of the wearer or the size of the wearer's cup, the clothing (including underwear) that adheres to the skin of a wearer with such problems is generally not purchased or used. As shown in Figure 38, an open-back corset often causes an unwanted and unsightly bulging effect in one of the back areas (where many wearers carry too much skin and fat). Since these tight bras are strapless, they need to be fixed very tightly around the torso to provide support and hold firmly in place. But since they must be tightly fixed, the bulging effect is accentuated. Accordingly, there is a desire and long-term need for a bra that can be properly worn with a low-cut or backless garment item and provides support to the wearer's breast in the same or similar manner to a traditional or basic bra. The present invention is directed to such a bra.

In view of the foregoing, it is an object of the present invention to provide a backless bra that overcomes one, several, or all of the problems associated with the prior art (such as briefly discussed above). It is a further object of the present invention to provide a backless bra that provides unobstructed viewing of one of the wearer's backs while providing sufficient support for the wearer's breasts. Another object of the present invention is to provide a backless bra that can be properly paired with an open-back or backless dress and other types of clothing that are expected to see the wearer's back unencumbered by straps and other components of the bra . Yet another object of the present invention is to provide a backless bra that is easy to wear, easy to adjust, and designed to be properly positioned on the wearer. Yet another object of the present invention is to provide a version of a backless bra that enables a wearer to wear a garment with a low or very low / deep open neckline. Yet another additional object of the present invention is to provide an undergarment that is easy to put on and take off and provides one or more of the advantages described herein to the wearer. In order to achieve one or more of the foregoing and other objectives, according to a specific embodiment of the present invention, the present invention is a bra without a support, comprising: a first cup and a second cup, wherein each of the cups is shaped To support each breast of a wearer while wearing the backless bra; at least one upper strap having first and second ends for supporting the first cup and the second cup upward; and A lower strap and a second lower strap, wherein each of the first lower strap and the second lower strap has a first end and a second end for supporting the first cup and the second cup downward End, the first lower strap is configured to extend through a pelvic region of the wearer and around a leg of the wearer, and the second lower strap is configured to extend through the wearer The pelvic region extends around the other leg of the wearer. As an aspect of the present invention, the first cup and the second cup are not directly attached to each other. As a specific aspect, the first end of the first lower strap is attached to the first cup and the second end of the first lower strap is attached to the second cup, the second lower strap The first end is attached to the second cup and the second end of the second lower strap is attached to the first cup. As a further aspect, when worn, the first lower strap and the second lower strap are substantially all disposed along the front portion of one of the wearers such that the wearer's back is substantially free from the first down The lace and the second lower lace and the at least one upper lace impede. As yet another aspect, the straps are permanently attached to the cups. As yet another aspect, at least one of the straps is removably connected to one of the cups. As yet another aspect, the at least one upper strap is composed of a first upper strap and a second upper strap, and the first upper strap includes both a first end and a first end attached to the first cup. Two ends, and the second upper strap includes both a first end and a second end attached to the second cup. As a feature of this aspect, each of the first upper strap and the second upper strap is configured to be worn around respective shoulders of one of the wearers of the backless bra. As a further aspect, the at least one upper lace is only composed of an upper lace including a first end attached to one of the first cups and a second end attached to a second end of the second cup. As a feature of this aspect, the upper strap is configured to be worn around a neck of the wearer of the backless bra. As another aspect of the present invention, the backless bra further includes a front panty flap attached to the first lower strap and the second lower strap near a front pelvic area of one of the wearers. A first part extending between the first parts; and a rear panty flap attached to the first lower strap and the second part of the second lower strap near a hip region of one of the wearers And extending between the second portions, wherein the front panty flap is configured to cover at least a portion of the front pelvic region of the wearer when worn and the rear panty flap is configured to cover when worn At least a portion of the hip region of the wearer. As a feature of this aspect, the front panty wing and the rear panty wing are configured as a T-shaped panty. As a further feature, the front pant flap and the rear pant flap are configured to be a full-cover type pant in which at least a substantial portion of the wearer's hip is covered when worn. As yet another feature, the front pant flap and the rear pant flap are permanently attached to the first lower lace and the second lower lace. As yet another further feature, the front pant flap and the rear pant flap are configured to be removably attached to a single component of the first lower strap and the second lower strap. As still another aspect of the present invention, the first end of the first lower lace is attached to the first cup, and the second end of the first lower lace is attached to the first lower lace. A middle portion; and the first end of the second lower lace is attached to the second cup, and the second end of the second lower lace is attached to a middle portion of the second lower lace . According to a specific embodiment of the present invention, a backless bra includes a first cup and a second cup, which are not directly attached to each other, wherein each of the first cup and the second cup is configured to Support the respective breasts of a wearer when wearing the backless bra; at least one upper strap having a warp configuration to support the first and second ends of the first cup and the second cup when worn ; And a first lower strap and a second lower strap, which are configured to support the first cup and the second cup downward when worn, the first lower strap and the second lower strap are warped It is configured to extend downward from each of the first cup and the second cup to a pelvic region of the wearer, extend through a hip of the wearer, and extend around respective legs of the wearer. According to an aspect of this particular embodiment, a first end of the first lower lace is attached to the first cup and a second end of the first lower lace is attached to the second cup; and the A first end of a second lower lace is attached to the second cup and a second end of the second lower lace is attached to the first cup. According to another aspect of this particular embodiment, the at least one upper strap is composed of a first upper strap and a second upper strap, and the first upper strap includes a first cap that is both attached to the first cup. One end and the second end are configured to be worn around the first shoulder of one of the wearers, and the second upper strap includes both of which are attached to the first and second ends of the second cup and pass through Shaped to be worn around a second shoulder of one of the wearers. According to a further aspect of this particular embodiment, the at least one upper strap has a neck strap attached to a first end of the first cup and a neck strap attached to a second end of the second cup, The neck strap is configured to be worn around the neck of one of the wearers. According to yet other embodiments of the invention, a method is included for securing a backless bra having one of the features described herein to a wearer of the backless bra. These and other embodiments, aspects, and features of the invention are described in the following [embodiments]. Those skilled in the art will readily understand the additional objects, advantages, and features of the present invention from the following [embodiments] of the present invention.

References to related applications This application claims priority from US Provisional Patent Application No. 62 / 372,282 filed on August 8, 2016. The following [embodiments] of various embodiments of the present invention will be performed with reference to the drawings. In this [Embodiment], in order to clearly understand the concept of the present invention and avoid using unnecessary details to obscure the present invention, explanations about related functions and constructions known in the art are omitted. Furthermore, it should be easy to understand from the discussion in this article that there are many changes and modifications, which are understood by ordinary skilled persons, and are intended to be within the scope of the inventive concept disclosed in this article. In addition, all discussions use specific terms, such as "cup", "lacing", "wings", etc., each of which is provided to provide an appropriate framework for the reference to the inventive concepts herein and to help the reader understand this invention. However, these terms are not intended to be unduly restrictive except in the context so clearly indicated. As discussed or otherwise understood from the discussion herein, the invention in its various forms is directed to providing one of the wearers with unobstructed viewing and other advantages described herein without back support bra. In a particular embodiment, the bra further provides the wearer with one of the central chest regions of the wearer unhindered viewing. For these embodiments of the present invention, a wearer of one of the inventive bras (in its various forms) can wear a garment without a back that makes no part of the bra visible from the back. Therefore, when wearing the bra of the invention, it not only provides sufficient support for the breasts of the wearer, but also allows wearing so-called "backless" dresses and other backless clothing. Furthermore, for the specific embodiments described herein, the wearer of the bra can also wear a garment with a low (or very low / deep open) neckline and no part of the bra can be seen from the front. First embodiment: a backless bra without reference to the drawings, and specifically, with reference to FIGS. 1 to 7, a backless bra 100 according to a first embodiment of the present invention is disclosed. As shown in these figures, a backless bra 100 (sometimes referred to herein as a bra 100 for convenience) is shown as having a body 10, a left arm 12a and a right arm 12b, a left leg 14a and a right leg 14b, and One of the wearers (ie, one person) on one of the backs 16 (the rear view of FIG. 3 best shows the back 16). Referring to FIG. 1 (and also shown in one or more of various other FIGS. 2 to 7 of this embodiment), a backless bra 100 includes a front main flap 110 and a set of straps. The front main flap 110 includes a left cup 112a and a right cup 112b. When worn, the left cup 112a supports the wearer's left breast, and the right cup 112b supports the wearer's right breast. The left cup 112a has an upper edge 114a and a lower edge 116a. Similarly, the right cup 112b has an upper edge 114b and a lower edge 116b. Referring to FIG. 2 (and also shown in other figures of this embodiment), the backless bra 100 includes a pair of upper shoulder straps and a pair of lower straps. Specifically, the bra 100 includes an upper left shoulder strap 120a and an upper right shoulder strap 120b (also referred to as an "upper strap"). The lacing is discussed further below. Each of the upper shoulder straps is attached to each of the cups, and each strap is structured to pass over one of the wearer's shoulders when worn. Specifically, the left cup 112a is supported on the wearer's body by a left upper shoulder strap 120a, and the right cup 112b is supported on the wearer's body by a right upper shoulder strap 120b in the same manner. The upper left shoulder strap 120a has a first end 122a and a second end 124a, and both ends are directly connected to the left cup 112a of the front main flap 110. This best is shown in Figure 1, but can also be seen in Figure 2. Similarly, the upper right shoulder strap 120b has a first end 122b and a second end 124b, and both ends are directly connected to the right cup 112b of the front main flap 110, as best shown in FIG. 2 (the end 124 is hidden in FIG. 1 ). The upper left shoulder strap 120a forms a first shoulder loop, as shown in the side view of FIG. Similarly, the upper right shoulder strap 120b forms a second shoulder loop, as shown in another side view of FIG. 5. Referring again to Figure 1, the upper left shoulder strap 120a is attached to the upper edge 114a (at end 122a) of the left cup 112a, and also) to a slightly lower point (at end 124a) of one of the left cups 112a. This Also shown in Figure 2. Similarly, and as shown in Figure 2, the upper right shoulder strap 120b is attached to the upper edge 114b (at end 122b) of the right cup 112b and is also attached to the right cup 112b (at end 124b) ). In one of the variations described in this article, the upper left strap and upper right strap can be connected to the left and right cups at positions different from those shown in the figure. In one version, each of the upper straps The ends are connected at the same location of the respective cups. In another version, the ends of the upper ties are connected to a respective cup but farther from each other than shown in the figure. As mentioned above, this first implementation of the invention The example bra also includes a pair of lower laces. As further described herein, each of the lower laces includes two ends (ie, the first and second ends) and each end of each lower lace is connected to the bra The lower edge of the cup of the main wing. Each lower strap forms a "leg loop", where each strap (when When the wearer is wearing), it extends downwards in front of the wearer's body (at the wearer's torso area), passes through the wearer's pelvic area, then extends upwards through the wearer's hip area, and finally connects to the main flap before the bra. Referring to the figure, each lower strap is shown extending across the front of the wearer's torso as shown in FIG. 2 and passed through the pelvic region as shown clearly in the bottom view of FIG. 7 and backward as shown in FIG. 3. Around the wearer's hip area, and then return to the main flap of the bra as shown in Figures 4 and 5 and Figure 1. It should be noted that other figures can also show these positions. As shown in Figure 2, the lower left The strap 140a has a first end 142a and a second end 144a. These ends are directly connected to (or near) the lower edge 116a of the left cup 112a of the bra. Similarly, the lower right strap 140b has a first end 142b and a second End 144b, and these ends are directly connected to (or near) the lower edge 116b of the right cup 112b of the bra. In one version of this first embodiment of the present invention, the upper shoulder straps 120a, 120b and the lower strap 140a 140b is permanently attached to the bra before the main 100 Sheet 110. In another version, all straps can be detached from the main flap before the bra. The connection type from the respective ends of the shoulder strap and the lower strap to the front main flap can be any type of connection suitable for a bra Technology. In versions where the laces are permanently attached to the main flap, this permanent attachment may be by stitching or knitting the ends of the laces to the front main flap 110. Other ways of permanent attachment may also be used. In these versions, the wearer "steps" into the leg loops formed by the lower straps 140a, 140b, and then lifts the upper shoulder straps 120a, 120b until they are placed over the wearer's shoulders to wear The bra of the present invention is an exemplary version used to enable each of the straps to be connected to it via a conventional hook and loop connector, as opposed to the version of the present invention in which the strap is not permanently attached to the main flap. The main wing of a bra. In this version, the upper shoulder straps 120a, 120b and the lower straps 140a, 140b are detachably attached to the front main flap 110 at a loop portion disposed on the inner side of the front main flap 110. The loop portion is provided on the inner side of the edge of the front main flap 110 and is provided along the edge of the front main flap 110 to allow the hooks disposed on the first end and the second end of the upper and lower straps to move along two edges. The upper and lower edges of each cup are attached at various positions. In yet other versions, one or more of the straps are permanently attached to the main tab of the bra, wherein one or more of the other straps are configured to attach to the main tab of the bra, and The main tab of the bra is detached (ie, detachably attached). In this version, the bra of the present invention includes a pair of upper shoulder straps (as described herein) that are permanently attached to the main flap of the bra, and includes a main flap that can be detachably attached to the bra. A pair of lower laces (as described herein). In yet another version, the bra of the present invention includes a pair of upper shoulder straps (as described herein) that are detachably attached to the bra, and includes a main flap that is permanently attached to the bra One pair of lower laces (as described herein). As described and illustrated herein, when the bra 100 of the present invention is worn by a wearer, the lower left strap 140a is configured to extend from the lower edge 116a of the left cup 112a, through the pelvic area of the wearer to the wearer's Between the hips and then reattached at the lower edge 116a of the left cup 112a. Similarly, the lower right strap 140b is configured to extend from the lower edge 116b of the right cup 112b, and pass between the wearer's pelvic area to the wearer's hip, and then reattach to the lower edge 116b of the right cup 112b Office. The invention includes configurations other than those explicitly shown in the drawings. For example, the first and second ends of each upper shoulder strap may be attached at the same position or different positions of each cup. For example, the first end of each upper strap is attached to the upper edge of each cup, and the second end of each upper strap is attached to one of the cups at a substantially lower or vertical edge. The variation of the positions of the first and second ends to be attached to the cup can also be considered in the shape of the cup. Therefore, in these versions, each of the upper shoulder straps is configured to connect to a respective cup such that it properly positions the main front flap 110 above the wearer. The figure shows the particular size and shape of each of the bra straps of the invention. However, the size and / or shape of each strap may differ from the size and / or shape shown. In a variation, the upper and lower straps may be wider or narrower than the upper and lower straps shown in the figure. Furthermore, the laces may have different shapes, such as curved, wavy, or other suitable shapes. The straps can also be made from a variety of materials and colors, as those skilled in the art will appreciate. The laces can be translucent or transparent as needed. In various versions of the brassiere of the invention described herein, any of the straps may be elastic and / or adjustable in length by a suitable length adjustment mechanism. For example, FIGS. 2 and 3 show a slider 146 for allowing the wearer to appropriately adjust the length of the strap. These sliders are well known in the art and therefore one of their structures and methods of use is omitted from the discussion herein. Other appropriate length adjustment mechanisms may be used. In addition, the bra 100 may include more or fewer (including 0) length adjustment mechanisms on each of the bra straps. The left cup 112a and the right cup 112b of the brassiere 100 may be lined, padded, or otherwise reinforced to provide additional support and / or reinforcement. The neckline produced by the cups 112a, 112b of the front main flap 110 may have various shapes as will be understood by a person of ordinary skill. The size of the cup can be, for example, from A to N, or other standard and non-standard sizes. The brassiere of the first embodiment (and alternatives) includes a left cup and a right cup with a one-piece construction, like a seamlessly molded brassiere. In variations, however, the bra may include separate cups that are joined together. Techniques for engaging cups include, for example, knitted stitching or where the ends of the cup are stitched to or integrated with a respective cup. As another example, a clip or other suitable connector is included and used to attach and detach the cup. The cups shown in the first embodiment (and selected other embodiments) are integral and therefore permanently attached together. However, in other variations, the cups can be attached and detached from each other. In yet other variations, the cups cannot be connected to each other and are designed to be worn in this unconnected state, such as for the fifth and sixth embodiments described herein (i.e., with reference to FIGS. 22 to 35) Two embodiments discussed). The neckline of the first embodiment described herein is shown contoured or molded, but the main flap 110 and cups 112a, 112b before the brassiere 100 may be modified to provide any of the following styles: deep open, Full cups, half cups, push-ups, half cups and racks and other styles known in the art. The cups can be made from a variety of materials and have different sizes and colors, as will be understood in the art. In various variations, the front main flap 110 may include a channel having a structural support wire (commonly referred to as a structural support wire (often called A "steel ring"). Specifically, each bra cup may have a steel ring that extends around the bottom (including the sides) of the cup. Generally, as is known in underwire bras, underwires are placed in a cup or wrapped in a padding or cushioning material sewn to the inner surface of the cup. In either case, the underwire itself is hidden and at least slightly filled to minimize discomfort otherwise caused to the wearer. In any of the variations described herein, the bra 100 may be made of natural or synthetic materials, and non-limiting examples include cotton, leather, satin, silk, nylon, elastic fibers, polyester, and other known materials and Any combination thereof. The silicone plug or silicone strap may be included (in any of the changes described herein) to the inside of one of the left and right cups to help allow the bra to attach to the wearer's skin and minimize slippage and / Or for other purposes. Having described a backless bra and its variations according to a first embodiment of the present invention, it should be understood that the bra provides one of the wearer's backs substantially without obstructing viewing. This in turn allows the backless bra of the present invention to be worn with a backless, V-back, or cut-back dress or other suitable dress, and any of the bras of the invention that are not visible along any part of the wearer's back Types of clothing items are worn together, such as those shown in the view after FIG. 3. As shown in FIG. 3, the upper bra strap appears as a portion immediately above the wearer's arm and close to the wearer's shoulder, but located relatively far away from the wearer's neck. Accordingly, the entire upper back of the wearer is not hindered by the bra according to the invention of this embodiment (and all other embodiments described herein). As also shown in Figure 3, the lower strap is placed near the hips of the wearer, and therefore, the entire lower back of the wearer is not hindered by the inventive bra. Second embodiment: Figures 8 and 9 of a backless bra with self-reattaching lower straps show a backless bra according to a second embodiment of the present invention. The backless bra 200 according to this second embodiment includes structures and features that exist and have been described in connection with the first embodiment previously described. The similarities and differences between the second embodiment and the first embodiment will be described herein. A significant difference between the second embodiment and the first embodiment is that the bra 200 of the second embodiment includes a pair of self-reattaching lower straps. The following describes self-reattachment under lacing. Referring to FIG. 8, which is a front view of a backless bra according to a second embodiment of the present invention, which shows that the bra 200 includes a front main flap 210 (which includes a left cup 212a and a right cup 212b) and an upper shoulder strap 220a. , 220b. These components of the brassiere 200 have the same structure and function as the corresponding components of the brassiere 100 of the first embodiment, that is, the same as the main flap 110 (including the left cup 112a and the right cup 112b) and the upper shoulder strap 120a before the brassiere 100, Structure and function of 120b. Therefore, a description of one of these components of the second embodiment is not provided except in a case where it is required for one understanding of the present invention. FIG. 8 includes the first end 222a and the second end 224a including the left shoulder strap 220a, the first end 222b and the second end 224b of the right shoulder strap 220b, the upper edge 214a of the left cup 212a, and the upper edge 214b of the right cup 212b, and Various labels for these components of the lower edge 216a of the left cup 212a and the lower edge 216b of the right cup 212b. The function of these ends and edges is understood in light of the description in this article. The brassiere 200 of the second embodiment includes a pair of lower laces 240a, 240b different from the lower laces 140a, 140b of the brassiere 100 of the first embodiment. As shown in FIG. 8, the lower left strap 240a and the lower right strap 240b of the brassiere 200 have a cross-type configuration in which it is shown that when worn by a wearer, the strap is at the center of the wearer's stomach area Or cross each other near the center. As described in more detail below, each of the lower left strap 240a and the lower right strap 240b extends downward from the front main flap 210 toward the opposite leg of the wearer, surrounding the wearer's leg (near the top area of each leg, in the Around the lower part of the wearer ’s buttocks (see the rear view of Figure 9), extending through the pelvic area of the wearer (see Figure 9) (through the pelvic area from the back of the wearer to the front of the wearer), and It then extends upward along the wearer's upper leg (front) and attaches to a middle portion of the same lower lace, as shown in FIG. 8. The pelvic region in this article refers to the lower part of the human trunk (sometimes referred to as the pelvic region of the trunk) between the abdomen and thighs. As shown in FIGS. 8 and 9, the lower left strap 240 a and the lower right strap 240 b are not connected or attached to each other. One of the lower left strap 240a and the lower right strap 240b of the bra 200 is now discussed in more detail. It should be noted that for convenience, the terms "left" and "right" are provided in conjunction with the lower straps 240a, 240b, where the lower left strap 240a is structured to surround the wearer's left leg, and the lower right strap 240b is structured to surround The right leg of the wearer. However, due to the lower laces crossing around the stomach area of the wearer, the lower left laces 240a are attached to the right cup 212b and the lower right laces 240b are attached to the left cup 212a. The lower left tie 240a includes a first end 242a connected to one of the right cups 212b at a lower edge 216b of the cup. The lower left tie 240a extends downward toward the opposite leg. That is, the lower left tie 240a extends from the right cup 212b (which supports the wearer's right breast when worn) toward the wearer's left leg. Therefore, when worn, the lower left strap extends across the stomach area of the wearer. As shown in FIG. 8, the lower left strap 240a extends to a portion above the left leg of the wearer and then extends around the outer portion of the leg toward the wearer's back area. As shown in FIG. 9, the lower left strap 240a extends around the rear face of the left leg toward the pelvic area of the wearer, and then passes through the pelvic area, thus returning to the front of the wearer. Returning to Fig. 8, it is shown that the lower left strap continues to extend from the pelvic region up to a terminal 244a. An end 244a of the lower left lace is attached to a middle portion of one of the lower left laces, as shown in FIG. 8. The lower left lacing end 244a is also referred to herein as the second end of the lacing. The second end 244a of the lower left lacing contains an attachment mechanism for attaching it to a portion of the lower left lacing at the position shown in FIG. 8. The attachment mechanism may be a hook or other suitable device. Therefore, when properly worn, the lower left strap extends downward from the right cup 212b across the stomach and then surrounds the wearer's left leg. The surrounding leg is sometimes referred to herein as a leg loop. The lower right tie 240b has the same structure as the lower left tie 240a, but in the mirror image, the first end 242b end of the lower right tie is attached to the left cup 212a of the bra at the position shown in FIG. When worn, the lower right strap 240b extends down and across the wearer's stomach toward the right leg of the wearer, and then extends around the outside of the right leg toward the wearer's back area. As shown in FIG. 9, the lower right strap 240b extends around the back of the right leg toward the pelvic region of the wearer, and then passes through the pelvic region, thus returning to the front of the wearer. Returning again to Figure 8, it shows that the lower right lace continues to extend from the pelvic region up to a terminal 244b. An end 244b (also referred to as a second end 244b) of the lower right lace is attached to a middle portion of the lower right lace, as shown in FIG. 8. Similar to the lower left strap, the lower right strap 240b includes at its second end 244b an attachment mechanism (such as a hook) for connecting it to a middle portion of the lower right strap. As shown in FIGS. 8 and 9 of this second embodiment of the present invention, each of the lower left strap 240a and the lower right strap 240b extends downward from a front main flap 210 around a respective leg when wearing a bra, Pass through the pelvic area of the wearer (from the back to the front of the wearer) and then up and attach (or reattach) to a middle portion of the same lower strap. That is, the lower right lace is reconnected to itself, and likewise, the lower left lace is reconnected to itself. In a variation, when worn, each of the lower left strap and the lower right strap extends downward from the respective cup of one of the bras to the pelvic area and passes through the pelvic area of the wearer (from the front to the back of the wearer), It then surrounds the back of the leg (in or near the hip area) and then attaches to the respective lace. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 8, when a wearer puts on the bra 200 of the present invention, the strap under the bra 200 can be connected in two different ways. In one way, the wearer may first extend each of the lower straps around the legs (from the outer leg to the inner leg) and through the pelvic area (from the back to the front), and then attach each of the lower straps Connected to terminals 244a and 244b. Or in another way / technique / version as described herein, the wearer may first pass through the pelvic area (from front to back) and then extend each of the lower straps around the legs (from inner to outer legs) Or, and then attach the lower straps to the terminals 244a and 244b. The bra 200 of the second embodiment further includes a set of sliders 246 along the lower straps 240a, 240b to allow the wearer to adjust the length of different portions of the lower strap, as shown in FIG. The slider 246 is a well-known length adjustment mechanism. Other appropriate length adjustment mechanisms may be used. In addition, in the variation shown in FIG. 8, the bra 200 may include more or less length adjustment mechanisms, and these length adjustment mechanisms may also be included in the upper shoulder straps 220 a and 220 b. Therefore, the brassiere 200 of the second embodiment (and all the bras of other embodiments described herein) may include any number of length adjustment mechanisms (including zero) within any of the straps described. As is well known in the art, these mechanisms allow comfort (for adapting to different body sizes / shapes) and other known advantages. All the advantages of the bra 200 with respect to the second embodiment of the present invention, all the advantages described herein with respect to the bra 100 of the first embodiment can also be applied to the second embodiment. As described herein, due to the cross configuration of the bra 200, the bra 200 also achieves the wearer's breasts being displaced towards one of the centers of the chest, which highlights the cleavage. Furthermore, as shown from the rear view of the second embodiment shown in FIG. 9, compared with FIG. 3 (which shows the rear view of the bra 100 of the first embodiment), the bra 200 will wear the entire lower back area of the wearer and One of the middle and upper hip regions of the wearer is provided to the wearer without obstruction. As described herein, the straps 240a, 240b under the bra 200 extend around the leg of the wearer and extend through the pelvic region, as shown in FIGS. 8 and 9. For this structure, the bra 200 is supported on its lower end, that is, the main flap 210 before the bra 200 is fully supported downwardly in a manner that only the bra portion that can be seen on the wearer's back is shown in FIG. 9. Accordingly, the wearer can wear any item of clothing suitable to provide one of the wearer's back, upper hip area, and middle hip area as desired without any obstruction. Other advantages and features are similar to those described with respect to the various embodiments described herein. In addition, the brassiere 200 of the second embodiment may include any changes previously described with respect to the brassiere 100. These include, for example, the different materials, shapes, and other variations and features mentioned herein. Third Embodiment: Backless Bra with Thongs FIG. 10 to FIG. 14 illustrate a backless bra 300 according to a third embodiment of the present invention. The brassiere 300 is similar in height to the brassiere 100 of the first embodiment, but includes an entire panty 360. As shown in FIGS. 10 to 14, the bra 300 includes the underpants 360 (which itself includes a front pant flap 360A and a rear pant flap 360B) to be described. Referring first to FIG. 10, a brassiere 300 includes a front main flap 310 having one of a left cup 312a and a right cup 312b. The brassiere 300 also includes a pair of upper shoulder straps 320a, 320b, wherein the shoulder straps are attached to the upper edges 314a, 314b of the two cups 312a, 312b, as shown in FIG. The bra 300 also includes a pair of lower straps 340a, 340b attached to the lower edges 316a, 316b of the two cups 312a, 312b, as also shown in FIG. The structures and functions of the main flap 310, cups 312a, 312b, upper shoulder straps 320a, 320b, and lower straps 316a, 316b before the bra 300 are the same as those of the corresponding components of the bra 100 of the first embodiment. Therefore, the details of these elements / structures and their respective functions (and possible variations) are not repeated herein. Bra 300 includes integrated panties 360 having one of a front pant flap 360A and a rear pant flap 360B, wherein each of these pant flaps is interconnected and extends between two lower straps 340a and 340b of the bra. As shown in Figures 10 and 11, when worn, the front pant flap 360A extends between the lower left strap 340a and the lower right strap 340b in the stomach / pelvic area below the wearer. Similarly, as shown in FIG. 12, when worn, the rear pant flap 360B extends between the lower left strap 340a and the lower right strap 340b in the hip region of the wearer. The pant flaps 360A, 360B are structured to operate as a T-shaped panty, and the amount, size, size, and stretchability (if any) of the material is selected based on the size / shape of the wearer and other desired characteristics. For example, as a thong underwear, the underpants flaps 360A, 360B of the bra 300 are configured to extend between respective portions of the lower left strap 340a and the lower right strap 340b to avoid or at least minimize the underwear line and provide thongs Typical other beneficial properties. The front pant flaps 360A and the rear pant flaps 360B are clearly shown in FIGS. 10 to 12, but the present invention includes variations of the pant flaps shown in these figures. In a variation, when worn, one or both of the pant flaps 360A, 360B extend further upwards on the wearer. Therefore, in the variation, when worn, the wearer's previous pelvic area covered more than the previous pelvic area shown in FIG. 11. In another variation, when worn, the wearer's hips cover more than the hips shown in FIG. 12. In yet another variation, one or both of the panty flaps 360A, 360B have less pelvic area and / or hip coverage than previously shown in FIGS. 11 and 12. Accordingly, the present invention includes panty flaps covering any amount of the wearer's pelvic area and any amount of wearer's hips. In any variation, the front pant flaps 360A and the rear pant flaps 360B are joined / attached to various parts of the lower lace by knitting or other suitable techniques. The underpants may each have a one-piece, one-piece construction or have multiple portions sewn together (or connected in other suitable manners). Similar to the other parts of the bra, the front panty flaps and rear panty flaps can be made of any natural or synthetic fiber. As desired, the underpants flaps may be made of lace or a lace-like material or other materials with a lace or lace-like coating. As with the known underpants, any number of materials or coatings can be used for various purposes, such as comfort and / or aesthetics. The brassiere 300 of the second embodiment further includes a set of sliders 346 along the lower straps 340a, 340b to allow the wearer to adjust the length of different portions of the lower strap, as shown in FIG. In view of the structure of the bra 300, it should be understood that it is easy to put on or take off the bra 300. In order to wear, the wearer steps into the leg loop formed by the lower left strap 340a and the lower right strap 340b, and raises the two upper shoulder straps (320a, 320b) until they are placed on the wearer's shoulder Up. Preferably, the panties flap, the bra cup and the upper shoulder strap are formed of an elastic material that provides a convenient and comfortable level of elasticity. The brassiere 300 of the third embodiment of the present invention provides one of the wearer's backs with substantially unobstructed viewing and all other advantages and features previously described with respect to the brassiere 100 of the first embodiment. Moreover, all the changes described herein with respect to the first embodiment can also be applied to this third embodiment. In addition, as far as integrated thong underwear is concerned, the bra 300 means that it can be used with several types of other garments (including any of the dresses mentioned herein and any type of dresses, short skirts (e.g., having (Several) high-skid skirts), shorts, etc.) are worn together. Fourth Embodiment: Backless Bra with Full Covering Panties FIGS. 15-21 show a backless bra 400 according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention. The bra 400 is similar in height to the bra 300 of the third embodiment, but instead of having an integrated T-shaped flap, the bra 400 includes an integrated full-cover panty. As shown in FIGS. 15 and 16, the bra 400 has a front main flap 410 including one of a left cup 412 a and a right cup 412 b. Bra 400 also includes a pair of upper straps 420a, 420b attached to one of the upper edges 414a, 414b of the two cups 412a, 412b and a pair of lower straps attached to the lower edges 416a, 416b of the two cups 412a, 412b. 440a, 440b. The structure and function of the main wings 410, cups 412a, 412b, upper shoulder straps 420a, 420b, and lower straps 416a, 416b before the bra 400 are the same as those of the bra 100 of the first embodiment and the bra 300 of the third embodiment. Corresponding component. Details of these components have been described in connection with at least the brassiere 100 of the first embodiment. Therefore, the details of these elements / structures and their respective functions (and possible variations) are not repeated herein. The bra 400 includes a full-cover panty 460. The underpants 460 include a front pant flap 460A and a rear pant flap 460B. The front panty flap 460A is the same as the panty flap 360A before the brassiere 300 of the third embodiment, and therefore one detailed discussion of the front panty flap 460A is omitted. However, as far as the front pant flap 360A is concerned, the front pant flap 460A may extend upwards above or below the previous pant flaps shown in FIGS. 15 and 16. The rear panty flap 460B is shown in FIG. 17, and the rear panty flap 460B is partially shown in the side views of FIGS. 18 and 19. When worn, the rear panty flap 460B extends between a portion of the lower left strap 440a and a portion of the lower right strap 440b in the hip region of the wearer. As shown, the rear panty flap 460B is a full-cover style and provides the characteristics and advantages of typical full-cover style panties. The rear panty flap 460B is explicitly shown in FIGS. 17 to 19, but the present invention includes changes to the rear panty flap shown in these figures. In a variation, when worn, the underpants flap 460B extends further upwards on the wearer. Therefore, in this variation, when worn, more hip regions of the wearer are covered than shown in FIG. 17. In another variation, less hip area is covered than shown in FIG. 17. As previously discussed with respect to the bra 300, the front panty flap 460A may also differ in size / shape from the size / shape shown in the figure. The underpants of the bra 400 may also be configured to provide different styles based on criteria such as the amount of back cover, the width at the sides, and the height to be worn, and may also be one-leg style. Underpants 460 can also be made of various materials and fabrics (including satin, silk, PVC, cotton, nylon, mesh, lace, rawhide, leather, latex, lycra ^TM , Polyester), other materials mentioned herein, or other suitable known materials. As with the other embodiments described previously, the slider 446 is provided to enable the wearer to adjust the length of the various laces. Fewer or more sliders are available on request. The front pant flap 460A and the rear pant flap 460B may be distinct components, or may be a single integral component, and may be interconnected with the lower strap in any manner described herein. In another variation, the underpants 460 may be removed from the remainder of the bra 400 and may be attached to this remainder via hook and fastener technology, snap-on fasteners, or other suitable temporary attachment mechanisms. In terms of a detachable panty, the bra 400 can be used with (or not with) different types of panties to provide the advantages / features with different looks, different styles, and different levels of comfort as desired. , And the ability to flush components individually. As described above with respect to the bra 300 of the third embodiment, the bra 400 may include any of the changes previously described with respect to the bra 100 or the bra 300. These include, for example, the different materials, shapes, and other variations and features mentioned herein. Fifth Embodiment: Backless Bra with Separate Cups A backless bra 500 according to a fifth embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIGS. 22 to 28. As shown in these figures, and described in more detail below, the bra 500 includes a non-connected cup for supporting the wearer's breast in a way that provides one of the central chest regions of the wearer with unobstructed viewing. In this bra, the wearer can wear clothing with a deep opening or other low neckline. As with the previously discussed embodiments, the bra is also "backless." 22 and 23, the bra 500 includes a left cup 512a and a right cup 512b, a pair of shoulder straps 520a, 520b, and a pair of lower straps 540a, 540b. The left cup 512a and the right cup 512b are not connected and are sometimes referred to herein as "separated cups". Therefore, the bra 500 of this fifth embodiment does not include a front main flap having one of the two cups, as in the previously described embodiment. The upper left shoulder strap 520a and the upper right shoulder strap 520b are connected to the left cup and the right cup, respectively, as shown in FIGS. 22 and 23. The left shoulder strap 520a includes a first end 522a and a second end 524a. Similarly, the right shoulder strap 520b includes a first end 522b and a second end 524b. Figure 23 only shows the end 524b of the right shoulder strap 520b. As with the previously described embodiment, the straps surround the wearer's shoulders, as shown in FIG. 24. The first ends of each shoulder strap are attached to their respective cups at their equal edges 514a, 514b, as shown in FIG. The second end of each shoulder strap is attached to the respective cup near the first attachment point, as also shown in FIG. 23. However, the particular location of attachment may differ from the attachment location explicitly shown in the figures. The function, size, material and other characteristics of the shoulder strap on the bra 500 are as described in the previous embodiment. The upper shoulder straps 520a, 520b may be modified relative to the various embodiments described in any of the ways mentioned herein. The brassiere 500 includes two lower straps 540a, 540b and is herein identified as the lower left strap 540a and the lower right strap 540b for convenience. The lower left strap 540a includes a first end 542a and a second end 544a, and the lower right strap 540b includes a first end 542b and a second end 544b. Figures 23 and 24, and the side views of Figures 25 and 26, the top view of Figure 27, and the bottom view of Figure 28 show the structure of the straps 540a, 540b when wearing the bra 500. The first end 542a of the lower left strap 540a is attached to the left cup 512a at the lower edge 516a of the left cup. The second end 544a of the lower left strap 540a is attached to the right cup 512b at the lower edge 516b of the right cup. Similarly, the first end 542b of the lower right tie 540b is attached to the right cup 512b at the lower edge 516b of the right cup. The second end 544b of the lower right tie 540b is attached to the left cup 512a at the lower edge 516a of the left cup. When wearing the bra 500, the lower left strap and the lower right strap extend along the wearer as follows. Referring again to FIG. 23, the lower left strap 540a extends from the left cup 512a down to the pelvic area of the wearer and passes through the pelvic area to the wearer's hip area. Similarly, the lower right strap 540b extends from the right cup 512b down to the pelvic region of the wearer and through the pelvic region to the wearer's hip region. Next, as shown in the rear view of FIG. 24, the lower left strap 540a and the lower right strap 540b extend upward across the hip of the wearer and around the waist area of the wearer toward the front of the wearer. As shown in FIG. 24, the lower left tie 540a extends upward and surrounds the left side to the front of the wearer's waist, and the lower right tie 540b extends upward and surrounds the right to the front of the wearer's waist. Referring again to FIG. 23, the lower left strap 540a (extending from the back to the front around the left side of the wearer's waist) extends across the wearer's stomach (ie, the middle section of the waist) and is connected to the right cup 512b. In contrast, the lower right lace 540b (extending from the back to the front around the right side of the wearer's waist) extends across the wearer's stomach (ie, the middle section of the waist) and connects to the left cup 512a. As shown in FIG. 23, the lower left lace 540a crosses itself at the point "a" and the lower right lace 540b crosses itself at the point "b". As shown in the figure and described herein, when wearing the bra 500, the lower left strap 540a extends around the uppermost portion of the wearer's left leg. In contrast, the lower right tie 540b extends around the uppermost portion of the wearer's right leg. It should be noted that for convenience, the terms "left" and "right" in the lower left strap 540a and the lower right strap 540b are provided, and it should be understood that the lower left strap is connected to both the left cup and the right cup of the bra 500. Similarly, the lower right tie is also connected to both the left and right cups. FIG. 28 shows a bottom view of one of the bras 500 according to the fifth embodiment of the present invention when worn by a wearer. As shown, although it may not be the case of a particular individual depending on size and other factors, the lower left strap 540a and the lower right strap 540b generally contact each other in the pelvic region of the wearer. As with the other embodiments described, a slider 546 is provided to enable the wearer to adjust the length of various laces. Fewer or more sliders can be provided as desired. Other features and variations previously described with respect to other embodiments described herein may be applied to the bra 500 of this fifth embodiment. For example, the upper shoulder straps and / or the lower straps may be permanently attached or attached to the respective cups, or in a change, one or more of these straps may be detachable. As another example, the left and right cups may be lined, filled, or otherwise reinforced to provide additional support and / or reinforcement. Silicone inserts or silicone straps may be included on the inside of the left and right cups to minimize slipping of a cup from the wearer's breast and / or provide other advantages / functions. Other variations described herein can also be applied to this embodiment. In another variation, although generally not preferred, the lower left strap is connected to the left cup of the bra 500 at both ends and the lower right strap is connected to the right cup of the bra 500 at both ends. When worn, except that the two lower straps intersect each other in the pelvic region of the wearer (where the lower left strap extends from the left into the pelvic region before the wearer's face and then passes over the right side of the hip region from the rear) The configurations shown in FIGS. 23 to 27 can still be applied. Conversely, the lower right lace extends from the right side into the pelvic region before the wearer's face, and then sends out over the left side of the hip region from the back. In this variation, the lower strap is reversed in the rear view of FIG. 31. As described, the bra 500 of the present invention provides a variety of advantageous features to a wearer, including: providing one of the wearer's back completely without obstruction (as shown in FIG. 24) while providing the wearer's center chest One of the areas provides unobstructed viewing (as shown in Figures 22 and 23) a way to provide support to the wearer's breast. With regard to this bra structure and configuration, the wearer of the bra 500 may wear a garment having a low or very low (e.g., deep opening) neckline without seeing any part of the bra. Furthermore, the wearer is further provided with the ability to wear a piece of backless clothing that cannot see any part of the bra from the back. In addition, the wearer may wear one of the garments that has a low (or very low / deep open) neckline without a back and no part of the bra is visible from the front or back. Accordingly, several types of clothing can be worn with the bra 500 of the present invention. Sixth embodiment: a backless bra with a separate cup connected by a neck strap. A backless bra 600 according to a sixth embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIGS. 29 to 35. The bra 600 is similar in height to the bra 500 described above, but the bra 600 includes a single neck strap 620 instead of two shoulder straps. As shown in FIGS. 29 and 30, the bra 600 includes a left cup 612a and a right cup 612b and a pair of lower straps 640a, 640b. The left cup includes an upper edge 614a and a lower edge 616a. The right cup 612b includes an upper edge 614b and a lower edge 616b. The structures and functions of the left cup 612a, the right cup 612b, and the lower straps 640a, 640b are the same as the corresponding components of the bra 500 of the fifth embodiment. Therefore, details of these elements / structures and their respective functions (and variations) are not repeated herein. The bra 600 includes a single neck strap 620 connected to the left cup 612a and the right cup 612b at their respective upper edges 614a, 614b at both ends thereof. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 29, one first end 622a of the neck sling 620 is attached to the left cup 612a, and one second end 622b of the neck sling 620 is attached to the right cup 612b. When wearing the bra 600, the neck strap 620 extends around the wearer's neck. As for other embodiments, the neck strap 620 and the lower straps 640a, 640b include a slider 646 for enabling the wearer to adjust the length of various straps. Fewer (including 0) or more sliders can be provided as desired. Other features and variations previously described with respect to other embodiments described herein may be applied to the bra 600 of this sixth embodiment. For example, the neck straps and / or lower straps may be permanently attached or attached to the respective cups, or in a change, one or more of these straps may be detachable. It is clear that, relative to the neck strap 620, the neck strap can be disconnected (eg, not tied) behind the wearer's neck. It can be left unbound or otherwise disconnected in any way known in the art. In other versions, it may be disconnected from one or both of the cups of the bra in the manner previously described. In yet another version, the neck strap is permanently attached to the cup. Other variations (especially compared to the bra 500 of the fifth embodiment) and other embodiments described herein can also be applied to this embodiment. Similar to the bra 500 of the fifth embodiment, the bra 600 provides one of the wearer's central chest area and the wearer's back without obstruction, as shown in FIGS. 30 and 31, respectively. Furthermore, the neck strap 620 provides sufficient strength to support breast weight and flexibility to accommodate the wearer's movement. A number of embodiments of the invention have been described. The invention further includes a method of securing any of the disclosed versions of the bra of the invention to a wearer of the bra. Various methods can be used for the wearer to put on or take off each bra. For example, the wearer can "step in" into the leg loop formed by the lower strap (the lower strap can be permanently or detachably attached), and then lift the upper shoulder strap or neck strap until they wait Placed over the wearer's shoulder or neck. In another method, in order to put on a brassiere of the invention having a strap comprising at least one of a first end and a second end that are detachably attached, the wearer may attach an upper shoulder strap or neck The sling is first worn on the wearer. After placing the upper strap (s), the wearer extends the first lower strap of the bra through the pelvic area of the wearer and around one of the wearer's legs, and the second lower strap extends through the wearer Pelvic area and extends around the other leg of the wearer, and then uses lower connectors (such as conventional hook and loop connectors) positioned at one or more first and second ends One or more first and second ends are attached at various locations along the lower edge of the two cups. After placing the upper and lower straps, the wearer can adjust the length of the various straps through the slider until the two cups are properly positioned. It should be understood that various versions of the brassiere of the present invention may have multiple means for putting on and taking off. It should be understood that other methods that can be applied to the various versions of the bra of the present invention can be used, as will be understood by those of ordinary skill. Therefore, it should be understood that other methods may be adopted but remain within the meaning, scope and spirit of the present invention. With respect to each of the embodiments described herein, several functions and advantages have been discussed. Furthermore, a number of changes have been discussed with respect to each of the embodiments described herein. It should be understood that all or most of the changes discussed with respect to one embodiment may be applied to other embodiments. Several examples are as follows. Slides are shown and / or described herein that enable the wearer to adjust the length of a particular tie. This is applicable to each embodiment. The number of sliders may differ from the number mentioned. Therefore, each strap may include zero, one, two, or more such length adjustment mechanisms. Other length adjustment mechanisms can be used, which is easy to understand in this technique. The various straps in the embodiments may be permanently attached to a cup or other component, or in other variations, may be attached to / detached from a respective component. Attachment mechanisms (such as hook and loop connectors, buttons, hooks, snaps, zippers, fasteners, disc fasteners, peg fasteners), other techniques mentioned in this article, and other appropriate Type of connection technology. In the version described herein in which one of the straps or other components is permanently attached to another component, such as a cup, the method of permanent attachment may be any suitable method known in the art (including knitting in Together, gluing or other permanent attachment technology). Various components (including straps, cups, and other elements) of each of the embodiments described herein may have dimensions and / or shapes that are different from those shown in the figures. For example, the straps described herein may be narrower or wider, and may be linear, curved, non-linear, wavy, or another shape and thickness. The different components described herein can be made from any number of materials, including materials mentioned herein and suitable materials not mentioned herein. The elasticity (if any) and other characteristics of the materials used can be changed, as will be understood by those of ordinary skill. The invention is not limited to any particular color (or lacks any particular color) in its various embodiments. The cups of each of the described embodiments may have shapes other than those shown in the figures. For example, the cup may be a full-cover type cup or a partially-cover type cup. The cup may be round in shape or have other shapes, such as a triangle, with a novel design or other common or rare shapes. The cup may be solid (such as shown in the figure) or partially solid. Therefore, as used herein, the term "cup" is intended to be used to provide a weight distribution of a breast for one or more of the purposes typical of a bra (including, but not limited to, comfort, health, or other purposes, to improve the wear on the bra The appearance or other purpose of the garment) fully or partially support a breast-structure. The specific embodiments described herein incorporate a panty into a bra. An underpants (regardless of a T-shaped or full coverage type) may be incorporated into any of the embodiments and variations thereof described herein. The panties may be a combination of a T-shaped / full coverage type or may be one of a panty type not previously described herein. In some versions, the panties are attached to other components of the bra (eg, a lower strap). In yet other versions, the underwear is removably attached to other components of the bra. The specific size, shape, and other characteristics of each panty component can vary, as will be understood by those of ordinary skill. The amount of front and / or rear coverage of each panty component can be modified as desired. The bra 600 of the sixth embodiment includes a neck strap instead of two shoulder straps. Accordingly, each of the other embodiments described herein may employ a single neck strap rather than a shoulder strap. In these variations, the neck strap may be detachable or permanently attached to the cups and / or main flaps of the various embodiments and have other features and variations as described herein. For ease of reference and explanation, specific terms are used herein. However, the markings used to refer to the various elements and components of the inventive backless bra can be modified, as will be understood by those of ordinary skill. For example, the terms first cup and second cup, first lower strap, second lower strap, etc. may be appropriately used instead of left cup and right cup, left lower strap and right lower strap, and the like. Other suitable terms may still be used within the meaning, scope, and spirit of the invention. Other variations described above may be applied to each and every embodiment described. In light of the foregoing, it should be understood that although the present invention (including variations thereof) has been described with reference to specific illustrative illustrations and descriptions, various other changes can be made without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention. Such other changes may be made as will be understood by the ordinary skilled person. Therefore, it should be understood that other methods / changes can be adopted but remain within the meaning, scope and spirit of the present invention. Having described the invention including its various features and their variations, it is expected that the scope of the accompanying patent application will be interpreted to include the embodiments described herein, the alternatives mentioned above, and all equivalents thereof. Legends Tables 1 to 6 below are provided to identify various elements and components in the drawings of this application in a tabular form. The details of each of the elements and components are as described herein. Table 1 below illustrates the portion of the wearer that is schematically depicted in each of the drawings of each of the embodiments described herein. Table 1 The following Table 2 illustrates a portion of a backless bra according to the first embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 to 7. Table 2 The following Table 3 illustrates a portion of a backless bra according to the second embodiment shown in FIGS. 8 and 9. Table 3 The following Table 4 illustrates a portion of a backless bra according to the third embodiment shown in FIGS. 10 to 14. Table 4 The following Table 5 illustrates a portion of a backless bra according to the fourth embodiment shown in FIGS. 15 to 21. Table 5 The following Table 6 illustrates a portion of a backless bra according to the fifth embodiment shown in FIGS. 22 to 28. Table 6 The following Table 7 illustrates a portion of a backless bra according to the sixth embodiment shown in FIGS. 29 to 35. Table 7

10‧‧‧ Body

12a‧‧‧left arm

12b‧‧‧right arm

14a‧‧‧left leg

14b‧‧‧right leg

16‧‧‧Back

100‧‧‧ Bra without support

110‧‧‧ Front Main Wing

112a‧‧‧Left Cup

112b‧‧‧right cup

114a‧‧‧top edge

114b‧‧‧top edge

116a‧‧‧ lower edge

116b‧‧‧ lower edge

120a‧‧‧Left upper shoulder strap

120b‧‧‧ Top right shoulder strap

122a‧‧‧First end

122b‧‧‧first end

124a‧‧‧ second end

124b‧‧‧ second end

140a‧‧‧Left left

140b‧‧‧Right bottom strap

142a‧‧‧First end

142b‧‧‧First end

144a‧‧‧second end

144b‧‧‧second end

146‧‧‧Slider

200‧‧‧ Bra without support

210‧‧‧ Front Main Wing

212a‧‧‧Left Cup

212b‧‧‧right cup

214a‧‧‧top edge

214b‧‧‧top edge

216a‧‧‧bottom edge

216b‧‧‧ bottom edge

220a‧‧‧Left / Upper Strap

220b‧‧‧Right / Upper Strap

222a‧‧‧First end

222b‧‧‧First end

224a‧‧‧ second end

224b‧‧‧ second end

240a‧‧‧Left left

240b‧‧‧Right bottom strap

242a‧‧‧First end

242b‧‧‧First end

244a‧‧‧ second end

244b‧‧‧ second end

246‧‧‧Slider

300‧‧‧ Bra without support

310‧‧‧ Front Main Wing

312a‧‧‧Left Cup

312b‧‧‧right cup

314a‧‧‧top edge

314b‧‧‧top edge

316a‧‧‧bottom edge

316b‧‧‧ bottom edge

320a‧‧‧Left / Upper Strap

320b‧‧‧Right / Upper Strap

340a‧‧‧Left left

340b‧‧‧Right bottom strap

346‧‧‧Slider

360‧‧‧ Panties

360A‧‧‧Front underwear wings

360B‧‧‧ Rear Underpants

400‧‧‧ Bra without back support

410‧‧‧Front main wing

412a‧‧‧Left Cup

412b‧‧‧right cup

414a‧‧‧top edge

414b‧‧‧top edge

416a‧‧‧bottom edge

416b‧‧‧ bottom edge

420a‧‧‧Left / Upper Strap

420b‧‧‧Right shoulder strap

440a‧‧‧Left left

440b‧‧‧Right bottom strap

446‧‧‧Slider

460‧‧‧ panties

460A‧‧‧Front panty wings

460B‧‧‧ Rear Panties

500‧‧‧ Bra without support

512a‧‧‧Left Cup

512b‧‧‧right cup

514a‧‧‧top edge

514b‧‧‧top edge

516a‧‧‧bottom edge

516b‧‧‧bottom edge

520a‧‧‧Left upper shoulder strap

520b‧‧‧ Top right shoulder strap

522a‧‧‧first end

522b‧‧‧first end

524a‧‧‧ second end

524b‧‧‧ second end

540a‧‧‧Left left

540b‧‧‧Right bottom strap

542a‧‧‧First end

542b‧‧‧ first end

544a‧‧‧ second end

544b‧‧‧ second end

546‧‧‧Slider

600‧‧‧ Bra without support

612a‧‧‧Left Cup

612b‧‧‧right cup

614a‧‧‧top edge

614b‧‧‧top edge

616a‧‧‧bottom edge

616b‧‧‧ bottom edge

620‧‧‧Neck strap

622a‧‧‧first end

622b‧‧‧ second end

640a‧‧‧Left left

640b‧‧‧Right bottom strap

646‧‧‧Slider

a‧‧‧point

b‧‧‧point

The following will be given by way of example with the best understanding of the accompanying drawings and is not intended to limit the present invention to the following [embodiments], in which the same element symbols represent the same elements and parts, wherein: FIG. 1 to FIG. An embodiment is shown as a schematic illustration of a backless bra worn on a wearer, where FIG. 1 is a front perspective view, FIG. 2 is a front view, FIG. 3 is a rear view, and FIG. 4 is a Left side view, FIG. 5 is a right side view, FIG. 6 is a top view, and FIG. 7 is a bottom view; FIGS. 8 and 9 are front views of a backless bra according to a second embodiment of the present invention, respectively. And rear views; Figures 10 to 14 are schematic illustrations of a backless bra with a thong according to a third embodiment of the present invention, of which Figure 10 is a front perspective view; Figure 11 is a front perspective view; A front view, FIG. 12 is a rear view, FIG. 13 is a left side view, and FIG. 14 is a right side view; FIGS. 15 to 21 are a backless pant with a full cover according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention. A schematic illustration of a support bra, of which FIG. 15 is a front perspective view, FIG. 16 is a front view, FIG. 17 is a rear view, FIG. 18 is a left side view, FIG. 19 is a right side view, FIG. 20 is a top view of the wearer, and FIG. 21 is a bottom view of the wearer; 28 is a schematic illustration of a backless bra with a separate cup according to a fifth embodiment of the present invention, wherein FIG. 22 is a front perspective view, FIG. 23 is a front view, and FIG. 24 is a rear view. 25 is a left side view, FIG. 26 is a right side view, FIG. 27 is a top view, and FIG. 28 is a bottom view; FIG. 29 to FIG. 35 are views showing a separation cup and a neck strap according to a sixth embodiment of the present invention. A schematic illustration of a backless bra, wherein FIG. 29 is a front perspective view, FIG. 30 is a front view, FIG. 31 is a rear view, FIG. 32 is a left side view, FIG. 33 is a right side view, and FIG. 34 is a A top view, and FIG. 35 is a bottom view; FIG. 36 is a schematic illustration of a conventional prior art bra; FIG. 37 is a schematic illustration of another prior art bra; and FIG. 38 is a further prior art without back A schematic illustration of one of the bras.

Claims (22)

A backless bra includes a first cup and a second cup. Each of the first cup and the second cup is configured to support the wearer when the backless bra is worn by a wearer. One of each breast; at least one upper strap having first and second ends for supporting the first cup and the second cup upward; a first lower strap and a second lower strap, the first Each of the lower strap and the second lower strap has a first end and a second end for supporting the first cup and the second cup downward, the first lower strap is configured to extend through A pelvic region of the wearer and extending around one of the wearer's legs, the second lower strap is configured to extend through the pelvic region of the wearer and surround the other leg of the wearer extend. As in the backless bra of claim 1, wherein the first cup and the second cup are not directly attached to each other. As in the backless bra of claim 2, wherein the first end of the first lower lace is attached to the first cup, and the second end of the first lower lace is attached to the second A cup; and wherein the first end of the second lower lace is attached to the second cup, and the second end of the second lower lace is attached to the first cup. The backless bra of claim 1, wherein when the backless bra is worn by the wearer, the first lower strap and the second lower strap are substantially all disposed along a front portion of one of the wearers So that the wearer's back tie is substantially not affected by the first lower tie and the second lower tie and the at least one upper tie. If the backless bra of claim 1, wherein the at least one upper strap and the first lower strap and the second lower strap are permanently attached to at least one of the first cup and the second cup By. If the backless bra of claim 1, wherein at least one of the first lower strap and the second lower strap is removably connected to at least one of the first cup and the second cup . If the backless bra of claim 1, wherein the at least one upper lace is composed of a first upper lace and a second upper lace, the first upper lace includes both of which are attached to the first cup A first end and a second end, the second upper lace includes both a first end and a second end attached to the second cup. The backless bra of claim 7, wherein each of the first upper strap and the second upper strap is configured to be worn around a respective shoulder of one of the wearers of the backless bra. If the backless bra of claim 1, wherein the at least one upper strap is only composed of one of the first end and the second end attached to the second cup Lace up composition. The backless bra of claim 9, wherein the upper strap is configured to be worn around the neck of one of the wearers of the backless bra. If the backless bra of claim 1, further comprising: a front pant flap attached to the first lower strap and the first portion of the second lower strap near a front pelvic region of one of the wearers And extends between the first parts and a rear panty flap, which is attached to the first lower strap and the second part of the second lower strap near a hip region of the wearer, And extending between the second parts; wherein the front panty flap is configured to cover at least a portion of the front pelvic region of the wearer when worn, and the rear panty flap is configured to be worn when worn Covering at least a portion of the hip region of the wearer. For example, the backless bra of claim 11, wherein the front pant flap and the rear pant flap are configured as a T-shaped panty. If the backless bra of claim 11, wherein the front pant flap and the rear pant flap are configured as a full-cover type pant in which at least a substantial portion of the wearer's hip is covered when worn. As in the backless bra of claim 11, wherein the front pant flap and the rear pant flap are permanently attached to the first lower strap and the second lower strap. If the backless bra of claim 11, wherein the front pant flap and the rear pant flap are configured to be removably attached to a single component of the first lower strap and the second lower strap . As in the backless bra of claim 1, wherein the first end of the first lower lace is attached to the first cup, and the second end of the first lower lace is attached to the first A middle portion of the lower lace; and wherein the first end of the second lower lace is attached to the second cup, and the second end of the second lower lace is attached to the second lower One of the middle sections of the laces. If the backless bra of claim 1, wherein the first cup and the second cup are separate cups which are not directly connected to each other, the separate cups are connected together only through the first lower strap and the second lower strap. . If the backless bra of claim 1, wherein the first cup and the second cup are separate cups that are not directly connected to each other, the separate cups pass through the first lower strap, the second lower strap, and a neck strap And connected together. A backless bra includes a first cup and a second cup. The first cup and the second cup are not directly attached to each other. Each of the first cup and the second cup is configured to The backless bra supports a respective breast of one of the wearers when worn by a wearer; at least one upper strap has a warp configuration to support the first cup and the first of the second cup when worn Ends and second ends; and a first lower strap and a second lower strap, which are configured to support the first cup and the second cup downward when worn, the first lower strap and the first The two lower laces are configured to extend downward from each of the first cup and the second cup to a pelvic region of the wearer, extend through a hip of the wearer, and surround each of the wearers. Legs extended. The backless bra of claim 19, wherein a first end of the first lower strap is attached to the first cup, and a second end of the first lower strap is attached to the second A cup; and wherein a first end of the second lower lace is attached to the second cup, and a second end of the second lower lace is attached to the first cup. If the backless bra of claim 19, wherein the at least one upper lace is composed of a first upper lace and a second upper lace, the first upper lace includes both of which are attached to the first cup A first end and a second end, and configured to be worn around a first shoulder of one of the wearers, the second upper strap including both a first end attached to the second cup and The second end is configured to be worn around a second shoulder of one of the wearers. The backless bra of claim 19, wherein the at least one upper strap has a neck attached to a first end of the first cup and a neck attached to a second end of the second cup A sling that is configured to be worn around the neck of one of the wearers.