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A new fashion accessory allows women to free the nipple without removing their clothes.
New Yorker Molly Borman said her stick-on pasties accentuate the appearance of nipples while also empowering women.
“I want women to feel good in their skin, comfortable with their bodies, super-empowered when they wear this product,” the Just Nips founder told The Post.
The nipples — which come in sizes “cold” and “freezing” — sell on Borman’s website Justnipsforall.com for $9.99.
“Before this I worked at Ralph Lauren for five years, and I know what it takes to cut through a cable knit sweater,” she quipped. “Our ‘freezing’ product does just that.”
Borman said the product has “exploded” thanks to female empowerment. She said she sold out of Just Nips before the Women’s March on Washington and again on Valentine’s Day.
“My typical customer is a professional woman, 20s and 30s, women who are proud of who they are, comfortable in their bodies and want to experiment,” she said.
She said she hopes that women who wear her product feel fun, feminine and sexy, as well as informed about their personal breast health.
She is currently partnering with a cancer charity so that she can get breast self-exam instructions printed on the inside of her packaging.
“You’re touching your breasts anyway when you put Just Nips on, so I want to spread breast cancer awareness and teach women how to examine themselves safely and properly while they’re at it,” she told Refinery29 this week.
Borman’s mom is supportive of her business message — but isn’t ready to try a pair.
“I had to sit my mom down and say this is happening. She says it’s not her look at all and that’s OK,” Borman said. “She said if I ever make T-shirts, she will wear the T-shirt.”

Though women and femmes have been trying to free the nipple for a long, long time, the official Free the Nipple campaign was started in 2012 by Lina Esco when she was making a film with the same title. The campaign and film have a message of equality that has spread like wildfire, along with the #FreeTheNipple hashtag: Women and femmes should be as free as men to have exposed nipples in public. What's more, laws (and social standards) that allow men to go topless and not women unfairly sexualize female breasts. Freedom to expose nipples can be practical: Breasts feed children, while toplessness keeps you cool and tan-line-free during the summer. It can also be powerful, giving women and femmes ownership over how they present. As the campaign has gained traction, it's garnered plenty of celeb support. Ahead, 16 times famous folks showed they were totally down with freeing the nipple.
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The younger Jenner sister shared an image to Instagram of herself wearing a corset over a bodysuit, her nips pressing through the fabric. She captioned the image with a black heart, presumably to match the corset.
Her nipples might be slightly obscured due to a bit of computer magic, but they're definitely free. Jenner casually showed off her mesh bra top to her 97.5 million followers.
Kendall wrote about her affinity for going topless last year on her very exclusive website and app , saying she's "cool with her breasts" and doesn't mind going braless. True to her word, she's worn multiple sheer tops since then — it's basically her signature style.
Chelsea Handler LOVES to free the nipple , even though Instagram gives her grief for it. That doesn't stop her from advocating for toplessness on Twitter, and sometimes on a horse .
Amber Rose is not here for slut-shaming, and her support for #freethenipple is just part of what she does to prove that. She posted this striking photo to Twitter with the campaign's hashtag to show her participation in the movement.
Plenty of folks want to free the nipple so they can breastfeed in public without judgment. This photo shows Alanis Morissette breastfeeding with an "I Voted" sticker — multitasking on point.
Miley Cyrus frequently posts #freethenipple content on Instagram — but don't go scrolling through her account hoping to find it, as the photos often get taken down. In fact, this one is captioned, "I still can't believe that my fake tits get censored."
Cara Delevingne used her platform to make a point about how differently the world sees the nipples of men and women. In this photo, she pointed out the similarities between male and female breasts, showing the absurdity of it being okay for a man to post his nipple while she has to censor hers. The post is tagged #freethenipple, and her point = made.
It's honestly no surprise Lena Dunham is a fan of freeing the nipple. She's been seen wearing a T-shirt from the Free The Nipple film , and posed wearing pasties in this pic before the 2015 Golden Globes.
Bella Hadid went totally bare for her French Vogue cover and hashtagged the Instagram snap both #Freeingthenipple and #LoveYourBody, highlighting the fact that self-love and nudity can go hand in hand.
In 2015, the supermodel shared a topless photo of herself to Instagram to promote her upcoming book with Taschen . While the post was later removed, the photo lives on — accompanying #freethenipple hashtag included — on Twitter .
Suki Waterhouse cheekily supported nipple freedom with this Instagram of her wearing a bathing suit so close to her skin tone it almost looks like it might not be there at all. She made her stance clear with the post's caption , "Free the nipple."
As Bella Thorne once told Playboy , "There’s this effort to try to shame a woman’s sexiness by pulling a cover over it, but I’m a woman who loves skin." She backs this up with her fashion choices — this semi-sheer outfit proves she's not shy about showing some nip.
Did you know it's totally legal to be topless in NYC? Scout Willis does, and she took full advantage of it here — even though Instagram took this photo down. She reposted it on Twitter , where it's alive and well (and abundantly retweeted).
Chrissy Teigen has had her fair share of #freethenipple censorship drama with Instagram before, so she cleverly avoided having this photo deleted by covering up with a can of hairspray. She's also been known to breastfeed baby Luna in public.
Olivia Wilde has long been open about her support for people's ability to breastfeed openly — in her 2014 Glamour cover shoot, she breastfed her son.
Emily Ratajkowski recently opened up to Allure about being comfortable with her sexuality and her body, and that's a huge part of the Free the Nipple movement. Here she is posing nude for Love magazine .
Rihanna has been freeing the nipple since before #freethenipple was a thing — in fact, she didn't even know the campaign existed when she was asked about it at the 2016 CFDA awards. However, this list just wouldn't be complete without her, given that she was literally kicked off Instagram for posting her nipples too many times (she's back on the app and her feed is mostly nipple-free, now). She just has . So . Many . Good . Looks .
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