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To be more specific, Lucille Ball happened:When the producers of "I Love Lucy" allowed their star to appear pregnant on screen in 1952 and wrote it into the script, it was still too controversial to use the word "pregnant." But Lucille Ball very much wanted to include her pregnancy in the show, and, because she was such a big star, her embrace of comfortable maternity fashion had a huge impact on the clothes women felt comfortable wearing in public
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art
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