top 10 tips for buying the perfect bra
To get some expert advice, we turned to Jené Luciani, bestselling author of The Bra Book (BenBella Books, 2009). She shares her top 10 tips for buying a bra that fits perfectly.
Choose a store that has a wide selection of bras and trained bra fitters on hand. Measure yourself first as a guideline so you know
Go to the store with a list of what you need and plan to buy. This will vary from person to person but two nude bras, two black bras, one strapless, one sports bra and one bra without underwire for comfort is a good starting point.
Be aware of your body type For example, if you are more of a top-heavy "apple" shape, you might be looking for fuller coverage bras, not demi-cups. If you are not sure what type you are, a full guide by body type can be found in Luciani's guide to all things bras, The Bra Book
Wear or bring a thin T-shirt to the store so you can see You do not want any surprises
If you're surprised, remember that the bra size is just a number (and a letter). The best fit of the bra
If you're in a bind and there's a bra that you really love but they do not have your size, it's usually ok to go up a band size and down a cup size - or vice versa.
Do not be afraid to put on the face and face yourself in a critical eye. If you see any gaps, spillage, digging in or other signs of poor fit, it's not right Turn around and look at The back band can be very telling too There should be no gaping, riding up or bulges.
Do not forget to pick up some bra accessories, too, so you can avoid any faux pas based on what you'll be wearing. Breast petals and double-sided tape are always good to have on hand.
(One of the best ways to get fit, weight loss, hormonal changes, aging and other life changes, so it's important to get fit at least once a year). . Bras also needs to be replaced
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Take good care of your bras
Once you make your purchase, it's up to you. It's best to wash, but if you need to put it in the washing machine, make sure the bra is encased in a protective garment bag. Always air dry - never put your bras in the dryer
1.Go to the right place
Choose a store that has a wide selection of bras and trained bra fitters on hand. Measure yourself first as a guideline so you know
2. Make a list
Go to the store with a list of what you need and plan to buy. This will vary from person to person but two nude bras, two black bras, one strapless, one sports bra and one bra without underwire for comfort is a good starting point.
3.Know your body type
Be aware of your body type For example, if you are more of a top-heavy "apple" shape, you might be looking for fuller coverage bras, not demi-cups. If you are not sure what type you are, a full guide by body type can be found in Luciani's guide to all things bras, The Bra Book
4. Check transparency
Wear or bring a thin T-shirt to the store so you can see You do not want any surprises
5.Be open-mindedabout your size
If you're surprised, remember that the bra size is just a number (and a letter). The best fit of the bra
6. Be flexible
If you're in a bind and there's a bra that you really love but they do not have your size, it's usually ok to go up a band size and down a cup size - or vice versa.
7. Have a discerning eye
Do not be afraid to put on the face and face yourself in a critical eye. If you see any gaps, spillage, digging in or other signs of poor fit, it's not right Turn around and look at The back band can be very telling too There should be no gaping, riding up or bulges.
8. Get accessories
Do not forget to pick up some bra accessories, too, so you can avoid any faux pas based on what you'll be wearing. Breast petals and double-sided tape are always good to have on hand.
9. Do not get stuck in a size rut
(One of the best ways to get fit, weight loss, hormonal changes, aging and other life changes, so it's important to get fit at least once a year). . Bras also needs to be replaced
10
Take good care of your bras
Once you make your purchase, it's up to you. It's best to wash, but if you need to put it in the washing machine, make sure the bra is encased in a protective garment bag. Always air dry - never put your bras in the dryer
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