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chicette n. The Daily, Fashion MINI and Fashion Week Daily are seeking a new chicette (or chicetto) to join our editorial staff. We are looking for a reporter who is as obsessed with fashion as we are, knowledgeable about the key players in the industry, and who is comfortable interviewing anyone and everyone. [ ] [full cite] (May. 18, 2007)
chicken cutlet n. HAMMER: But I understand there’s a whole new meaning to this term chicken cutlets, maybe you can enlighten me, if we want to be enlightened. ROKER: I hear chicken cutlet, I think Perdue. No, no, these are these silicone things that go into the women’s bras or bikini tops for the bathing suit that. HAMMER: They’re falsies is what you’re telling us. ROKER: Somewhat, but they look like chicken cutlets, so, but they’re made out of silicone. [ ] [full cite] (May. 30, 2007)
chicken cutlet n. Instead of surgery, she wears a prosthesis that fits into her bra. “We call it the chicken cutlet.” [ ] [full cite] (May. 30, 2007)
chicken cutlet n. That seemed to hold true for her cleavage as well. Chris Rock said, “I want her to be curvaceous!” So I was stuffing my bra with three layers of those chicken cutlet things you buy at Victoria’s Secret. [ ] [full cite] (May. 30, 2007)
chicken cutlet n. I was quite thrilled today to finally get one of those chicken cutlet silicone bras. I imagined a land of spaghetti strap, perky boob cleavage awaited. Alas no. I think actual chicken cutlets would do a better job of supporting the gals. [ ] [full cite] (May. 30, 2007)
chicken cutlet n. “Chicken cutlets” is the name for silicone pads that women (indeed, virtually all actresses and models) slip into their bras to make their bust appear larger and perkier. They’re called “chicken cutlets” because that’s what they resemble. They’re also sometimes called “explants” because that’s basically what they are—silicone implants worn outside the body. The term “chicken cutlets” is the most commonly used term for these breast-enhancers in the fashion industry and Hollywood. She wasn’t talking about putting actual poultry in her bra people. [ ] [full cite] (May. 30, 2007)
chicken cutlet n. Well, now, it’s not only not snug, but I look ridiculous because it has boning in the chest AND I have no boobs !!! I do have some “chicken cutlet” silicone fake boobs, so I’m tempted to wear that with the dress. [ ] [full cite] (May. 30, 2007)
chicken cutlet n. I keep reading about the hollywood stars who use in their own words “chicken cutlets” silicone breasts for extra cleavage for award shows. I splurged and got a pair—I love them. They feel absolutely normal fill out the bra, fitted clothes with darts look like they are supposed too. [ ] [full cite] (May. 30, 2007)
chicken cutlet n. A product called Intrigue, silicone-filled “breast enhancers,” fits in a bra, heats up to body temperature and promises increased cup size. (One drawback: The enhancers look and feel like raw chicken cutlets.) [ ] [full cite] (May. 30, 2007)
chicken cutlet n. I guess my own body was good enough at the audition, but with the costumes they chose, it just wasn’t the “dream bust” they wanted.…They wanted something out of control. I had these things that look like chicken cutlets in my bra. [ ] [full cite] (May. 30, 2007)

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