Uniqlo's new 'bra top' camisoles

TOKYO, Japan - Model Yu Yamada poses during a promotional event for new models of Uniqlo Co.'s ''bra top'' camisoles in Tokyo on May 6, 2010. The apparel maker has doubled its range of the popular summer gear to 40.

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