New Dutch-designed anti-aging bras that pump up or down with body temperature and smooth out ageing cleavages are set to be unveiled at this month's lingerie fashion show in Paris, France.

As reported by the fair trade organizers, the unique show is going to feature innovative undergarment pieces that have been specifically designed with anti-wrinkle and anti-aging properties that help hydrate the skin as a woman sleeps, as well as smart Slovenian brasseries whose foam cups expand with body heat during exercise, flirting and workouts.

The cup-free anti-wrinkle bra that was created by Decollete is supposed to be worn at bedtime keeping breasts apart in order to prevent the formation of nasty crinkles that appear during the night. Rachel de Boer of the Netherlands takes credit as the inventor of the magic undergarment, which will cost 50 euros (about 72 dollars). She said spending too much time in the sun had left its mark on her own skin.

Another unique innovation to be presented at the show is the smart bra from Slovenia's Lisca. The bra has cups made of memory foam that ebbs and flows with body-heat - a NASA patented technology from the 1960s. According to Sophie Morin, fashion manager of the Paris lingerie show, high technology is being used more and more in underwear designing. "Take ultra-sounds for example, now used as well as laser technology to cut and construct garments without seaming or stitching," she said.

A range of French bra collection with an interesting name Milkshake will also make an appearance at the fair trade show. The fabric of this bra is made of milk proteins that contain ten amino acids for good hydration of the skin. "The knit is as soft as satin," Morin said.

Nearly 20,000 types of lingerie from more than 100 countries all across the world are scheduled to attend the end-month Paris show, bringing together more than 500 brands, such as LZ from Brazil, for example, with their ultra-light bra that weighs in at 67 grams (two ounces).

The lingerie fashion trade fair will be held from January 23 to 25, 2010.

Tags: Women's Health, Skin Care, Aging

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