bandeau
- noun
- /bænˈdoʊ/
- The expander was then left in place for a period of at least 15 minutes or until the bandeau and/or calvarium modifications were complete.
- bandeau top
So this little set right it's a three piece set you have I have the little bandeau kind of situation here, little tube top situation up here.
- So this little set right it's a three piece set you have I have the little bandeau kind of situation here, little tube top situation up here.
Examples
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I have a vibrant purple strapless bandeau from Victoria's Secret.
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At the fashion show, the model showcased an elegant bandeau paired with a flowing skirt.
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So this little set right it's a three piece set you have I have the little bandeau kind of situation here, little tube top situation up here.
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Imagine even with some Jean shorts, a bandeau or like a tube top underneath.
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Then she wriggled into her cutoffs and her polka dot bandeau like a clown's bow tie squeezed around her chest.
Fiction book (1991) -
Bandeau-type tankinis change from equally triangular and halter neck types as the top is made from a single piece of material and covers the top as a group.
Blog text (23) -
She wore a stylish bandeau top to the beach for a cute summer look.
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The new collection featured a colorful bandeau that provided great support without any straps.
Synonyms
A piece of clothing women wear under their clothes to support their breasts
A piece of clothing women wear under clothes to support their breasts
A band of fabric or elastic worn around the chest to support the breasts
How Supportive
Surface Forms
Etymology
Bandeau comes from French and is related to the English word band, which means 'strip' or 'band'. So a bandeau is a 'strip' of cloth that wraps around the chest, like a headband for the body, and that is why it means a simple strapless top.