.Madonna's iconic cone bra has an unexpected history.
Fashion Freak ShowGaultier gushed effusively about his relationship with Madge, saying that he loved working with her. And so when co-host Ruth Langsford jokingly asked if he was in love with the pop icon, Gaultier, who is openly gay, smiled and said, “Yes a little bit. I asked her to marry me three times, and she said no.”
Madonna is surely the most famous person to sport the conical bra corset–she initially unveiled the style to the world in 1990 in Chiba, Japan, on the first stop of her “Blonde Ambition” tour, famously chronicled in the documentary. But the designer revealed that while Madonna may be strongly associated with the cone bra, he didn’t originally design it for her . He didn’t actually design it for a person at all–the first cone bra wearer was his teddy bear.
"At first you know I didn’t do it [for Madonna]," he said. "I created it for my teddy bear because I have a teddy bear called Nana and because I wanted to have a doll but my parents said, 'For a boy? No no no no, a teddy bear.'"
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