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The breastplate, once a functional armor worn by warriors, has evolved to become a symbol of power and fashion throughout history, inspiring designers and fashion enthusiasts in the modern era.

Uorfi Javed stuns in breastplate; more than an accessory, here's how it has evolved overtime

The breastplate, once a functional armor worn by warriors, has evolved to become a symbol of power and fashion throughout history, inspiring designers and fashion enthusiasts in the modern era.

Breastplate: Fashion influencer Uorfi Javed recently wore a golden breastplate as a blouse designed by Shweta Majhadik and Uorfi herself, and paired it with a saree. As the pictures and videos of the same started doing rounds on the internet, people shamed her for wearing it.
However, let us tell you that she is not the first person to wear a breastplate. Many international celebrities like Zendaya, Cardi B, and Lupita Nyong, among others have worn breastplates in the past and its inception goes way back to ancient History.
<h3>Misha Japanwala's breastplate work</h3>
The breastplate that was designed for celebrities Cardi B and Lupita was created by Misha Japanwala, a Pakistani artist and fashion designer. She is popular for her body sculpting work.&nbsp;
Misha terms her work as the 'rejection and deconstruction' of shame attached to the body. She has also said that 'beghairat' (Urdu word for 'shamelessness') is the core of her work. But it is worth taking note that breastplate has &nbsp;brief history when it comes to fashion, let's have a look at that.
<h3>History of breastplate</h3>
The history of the breastplate can be traced back to ancient civilization of Greece and Rome, where it served as a vital component of armors worn by warriors for protection during combats and breastplates were commonly used by soldiers in battle.
These early breastplates were typically made of bronze or iron and were designed to cover the chest and provide protection from enemy attacks.
The breastplate's role expanded beyond the battlefield in the 18th and 19th centuries. It became a fashion statement among the European aristocracy, who would commission luxurious and exquisitely crafted breastplates. These pieces were often made of precious metals such as gold and silver and adorned with gemstones, pearls, and intricate engravings. They were not intended for combat but served as ceremonial armor, worn during parades, tournaments, and courtly events.
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/l/f/ikat-print-here-s-how-this-1000-year-old-handloom-from-odisha-is-now-ruling-the-western-fashion-1685861517056">Ikat print: Here's how this 1000 year old handloom from Odisha is now ruling the western fashion</a>
<h3>Breastplates in fashion shows</h3>
In the modern era, designers like Tom Ford, Alexander McQueen, Issey Miyake, and the iconic Grace Jones embraced its distinctive shape and historical significance, incorporating it into their creations.
The breastplate has a rich and diverse history that spans across cultures and centuries. From its origins as functional armor in ancient times to its transformation into a symbol of power and fashion in the modern era, the breastplate continues to capture the imagination and inspire designers and fashion enthusiasts alike.
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/l/f/viktor-rolf-s-models-carry-clingy-men-catchphrases-for-humorous-take-on-fashion-1688624575456">Viktor &amp; Rolf's models carry 'clingy men' , 'catchphrases' for humorous take on fashion</a>

Women have to deal with underboob rashes during summers. These easy tips can come handy.

Underboob Rashes: 4 common reasons which cause them and easy ways to cure them

Women have to deal with underboob rashes during summers. These easy tips can come handy.

During summers, your body needs extra care and attention as there are high chances of rashes, inflammation and skin redness due to excessive heat and sweating.&nbsp;
Similarly, underboob rashes are very common in the summer season that women have to deal with. However, there are types of skin rashes which get cured within sometime and some require care and treatment.&nbsp;
<h3>Common causes behind underboob rashes</h3>
<ul>
<li>Dermatitis is a skin condition which causes rashes due to sweat</li>
<li>Factors such as lack of air circulation, ill-fitting bras, are some of the common reasons</li>
<li>Hormonal changes like weight gain can also cause rashes&nbsp;</li>
<li>Rashes happen due to skin-on-skin rubbing and poor quality of the fabric of your underwear</li>
</ul>
Also watch: <a title="Here's how you can deal with underboob sweat, according to Dermatologists" href="https://www.editorji.com//here-s-how-you-can-deal-with-underboob-sweat-according-to-dermatologists-1682510809393">Here's how you can deal with underboob sweat, according to Dermatologists</a>
<h3>How to cure underboob rashes</h3>
<ul>
<li>Wrap an ice cube in a thin towel and apply it over the affected area for 10-15 minutes and repeat this process&nbsp;</li>
<li>Try wearing a bra only when needed and let the rash heal and let your breasts breathe</li>
<li>If you're under the sun or going out wear a lightweight bra or cotton bra to increase the airflow</li>
<li>Make sure to clean the area properly with mild soap or body wash&nbsp;</li>
<li>Do not use any scented products which can trigger the infection and itchiness&nbsp;</li>
</ul>
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/how-often-should-you-really-be-washing-your-bras-it-s-probably-more-often-than-you-think-1663738227883">How often should you really be washing your bras? It's probably more often than you think!</a>

While it is correct not to overwash your bras, as it can damage the elasticity of the bra; Lingerie Technologist, Lois Siciliano, advises washing them every two to three wears. 

How often should you really be washing your bras? Find out!

How often should you really be washing your bras? It's probably more often than you think!

While it is generally advised not to overwash your bras, as it can damage their elasticity; Lingerie Technologist, Lois Siciliano, advises washing them after every two to three wears.&nbsp;

How often do you wash your bras? Once a week? Once every few weeks? Well, it turns out you're not doing it nearly enough!&nbsp;
According to a personal hygiene survey, 35% of women wear a bra at least five times before washing it. While it is advised not to overwash your bras, as it can damage the elasticity of the bra; Lingerie Technologist, Lois Siciliano, advises washing them after every two to three wears.&nbsp;
However, the washing cycle depends on what you've done while wearing the bra or the climate you are in. When it comes to normal use, every two to three wears is fine. But, that's not the case if it's a sports bra or if it's a hot summer day.
<h3>What is the best way to wash a bra?</h3>
Handwashing is the best way to keep your bras clean and in shape. All you need to do is fill a sink or bucket with cold water and add a few drops of liquid or any other mild detergent.&nbsp;
And, if you want to opt for machine wash then make sure you're using the most delicate wash available at the lowest possible temperature with no spin.&nbsp;
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/premenopause-perimenopause-and-menopause-know-the-difference-1624341366545">Premenopause, Perimenopause and Menopause: know the difference!</a>

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