How An Immigrant Seamstress Created Maidenform
The story of Ida Rosenthal and Maidenform begins not in a boardroom but on a ship out of the Russian Empire, where a young Jewish seamstress from Rakov, Belarus arrived in America with almost nothing but a needle, thread, and an idea nobody else in the garment industry had thought to try. What started as a small alteration shop in New York would eventually reshape how the entire world thinks about women’s undergarments, but getting there meant Ida had to solve a problem the biggest names in fashion had ignored for decades, and the breakthrough she landed on would quietly [See More…]
















































