Padding in a dress refers to built-in bra cups, structural foam inserts, or quilted fabric panels sewn into the bodice or shoulder areas of a garment. Its primary purpose is to provide shape, volume, and support without requiring the wearer to wear an additional traditional bra. Shoulder padding was also historically popular to create a sharp, structured silhouette. These soft inserts enhance fit, improve drape across different body types, and ensure comfort during special events.
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