Decorative element for the human body
AssigneeReal Estate Vienna
InventorFriedolf MUTSCHLER
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Abstract
A decorative element for the human body in the form of a breast clasp which can be worn on the person. One breast clasp can be worn in the crease beneath a female breast and is held in place by means of a clamping and adhesive effect. The breast clasp is designed as a curved element and performs a shaping or supporting function, or both, for the female breast.
Claims21
Decorative element for the human female body, the decorative element designed as a breast clasp configured to be worn in the crease beneath a female breast and at that location is held in place at least by a clamping effect of the decorative element, the breast clasp comprising at least one half-moon-shaped curved clasp, designed as an at least partial elastic element, which is freely pliable at least in the X- and Y-planes and, after deformation, elastically returns to its original shape and exerts an inward clamping effect in the direction to the female breast.
Decorative element for the human female body, the decorative element designed as a breast clasp configured to be worn in the crease beneath a female breast, and at that location is held in place by the weight of the breast pressing thereon and also by a clamping effect of the decorative element, the breast clasp comprising at least one half moon-shaped curved clasp, the breast clasp further comprising two legs situated at an angle with respect to each other and extending outwardly from the crease beneath the breast.
Decorative element for the human female body, the decorative element designed as a breast clasp configured to be worn in the crease beneath a female breast, and at that location is held in place by the weight of the breast pressing thereon and also by a clamping effect of the decorative element, the breast clasp comprising at least one half moon-shaped curved clasp, the breast clasp further comprising a bimetal element comprising two generally coextensive strips, at least one of the strips being linearly sensitive to temperature.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.