The Strapless Bra: every girl should have at least one of these, they're great for wearing under tube tops, strapless dresses or tops that have very thin straps.
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| Strapless Bra |
The Racer Back & Halter Bra: of course this goes without saying; these types of bras go great with the halter a racer back tops, to give you the support you need while being inconspicuous.
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| Far Left: Racer back Bra | Middle & Right: Halter Bra |
The Seamless Bra: these are great for wearing under tight fitting clothing so that any lumps and bumps from the straps and closure are not visible. I will admit that some seamless bras aren't the prettiest to look at but they get the job done ;)
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| Seamless Bra |
The Convertible Bra: having one bra that can be worn multiple ways is a must! It can eliminate your need for having different types of bras. These are versatile and come with a variety of extra straps that can be adjusted or removed to accommodate different types of clothing. I have one of these and trust me, it is definitely worth purchasing.
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| Left: Victoria's Secret 100 way Bra |
The Plunging Neckline Bra: the name speaks for it self; great for wearing under tops with a deep V neckline or dresses that are low cut.
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| Plunging Neckline Bra |
The Backless Bra: this bra gives you the added support of a standard bra and the versatility of being able to wear it with any backless dress or top.
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| Backless Bra |
The Adhesive Bra: these types of bras are actually reusable silicone breast forms or thin paper like pieces that can definitely come in handy when nothing else seems to work and you don't want to go bra-less.
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| Types of Adhesive Bras |
The 'Fashion Piece' Bra: Many people might say that showing bra straps or your bra is a no no, but there are bras out there that function as part of the outfit rather than actually underwear, case in point bandeau tops and bralettes.
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| Left: the Brandy Melville Bralette | Right: cute outfit styled with a bandeau top |
Well I hope this shed some light on the topic and look out for part two of this post which delves into bra accessories, so until next time guys...
Debbie
I had forgotten that I had a backless bra till reading this. You've saved me from going out to buy a bandeau top to wear under a new top.
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Yea they come in real handy when you're wearing a very deep cut top or dress
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