brassiere

“The odd couple,” he barks, lifting up a brassiere fashioned so that one cup is larger than the other.

As a kid, they’d imagined themselves walking down the street with a curvy body wearing a brassiere and tight clothing.

“You never knew if he was helping a lady across the street and being nice or unhooking her brassiere as they went across the street,” he was quoted as saying of his character in the book “Days of Our Lives: A Complete History of the Long-Running Soap Opera,” by Maureen Russell.

But even more mainstream daytime dresses, button-down pinstriped suits and print dresses were tailored to offer a hint of a brassiere, a peek of a slip.

Meanwhile, on Saturday at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, Morgan Wallen fielded a flying black brassiere — no harm, no foul.