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I was very skeptical about them staying on my boobs during any kind of physical activity as they had lost almost all of their stick by day four. In the case of Skims, the mere hint of nipple gives the bra’s padded boost a more natural look and guarantees added support. The style never took off, really, because even though we’ve normalised the artificiality of bodily standards, we’re also learning to get excited about our own bodies. As you’ve likely gathered, Just Nips sells stick-on nipples that exist solely to make the wearer look either chilly or, well. If the “perky braless look” it purports to effect can give women confidence without recourse to the surgeon’s knife, perhaps it’s no bad thing.

Founder Molly Borman says that, eventually, she wants Just Nips to do more than simply make women look cool (literally). But one of the joys of nipples is that they are yours, they are changeable, and their being fully charged is temporary.The unfortunate thing, however, is that if you try to reapply them or wear them a second time, the backing becomes distinctly less sticky and therefore you can see the outlines of the nipples through tight clothing as it starts to peel back from your skin. In the viral fashion stakes, this was the fortnight in which Kim Kardashian introduced the Skims ”ultimate nipple push-up bra”, promising “perfect fullness with a built-in faux nipple for shock factor”. Some dresses, especially slinky slip dresses or those with a loose low neckline in a 70s style, just look better with a hint of pert nipple. The description for the bra reads, "The perfect fullness, enhanced shape, and authentic augmentation… with a built-in raised nipple detail for a perky, braless look that makes a bold statement. It was weird because I definitely didn’t want him to think I was turned on by him but equally, my boobs were looking very pert and I found myself standing up taller, pulling my shoulders back and looking more assertive.

Increasingly, women's nipples have even been in the political spotlight, with the "free the nipple" campaign revolving around the idea that they shouldn't have to be covered up.

Meanwhile, others praised the product’s inclusivity, noting that it would empower breast cancer survivors. Sex and the City fans may remember an episode from season four in which Samantha Jones (played by Kim Cattrall – serendipitously now a model for Skims) declared “nipples are huge right now. Another person commented: “I’ve just battled breast cancer and lost my right breast so for me this is genius! I explained that they were fake and that he was welcome to touch – which he did with the utmost trepidation.