Can I Wear a Bralette or Wire-Free Bra if I’m Full Busted?

If the 2010s are going to be remembered for one intimate-wear trend, it’s definitely the bralette. This low-support bra style has made waves in the lingerie industry already, and its popularity is showing no signs of slowing down.

But as a full-busted person, you may be feeling rather left out. Surely those flimsy little things won’t work for you, right? Well, they actually might – it all depends on what you’re hoping to get out of your lingerie. But first, let’s make sure we understand exactly what a bralette or wire-free bra is.

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How to Find a Strapless Bra that’s Supportive and Stays Up

Hunting down a t-shirt or plunge bra that fits you like a glove is already hard enough. But trying to find the perfect strapless bra? That can feel like searching for the Holy Grail.

Strapless bras are no doubt some of the hardest to shop for, with common complaints being that they don’t offer enough lift or slip down through the day. But find a well-designed, well-fitting strapless bra and they can be highly supportive and stay in place!

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Maternity FAQ’s

Q.  How soon should I be fitted for a Maternity Bra?

A.  Wearing a maternity bra in the early stages of pregancy is optional.  Many women prefer to wear a wire-free bra.  Most important is that a pregnant woman is fitted for a new bra as soon as there is a noticeable increase in size in the bust.  As a general rule this occurs around the third to fourth month of pregnancy.

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How Does Cup Size Affect Bra Size: It’s About More Than Just the Cup

For anyone who has ever headed into a fitting room to try on a bra, you know how difficult and sometimes exacerbating it can be to find a bra that fits properly and offers the support that you need. The reason that bra fitting can be an exercise in frustration, is that many women don’t understand how bra sizing actually works. More specifically, a number of bra wearers are in the dark when it comes to the relationship between cup size and band size.

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