THE RIGHT WAY TO PUT ON A BRA

As funny as this post tittle may look, it is interesting to know that only few women can really put on a bra the right way. This probably could be as a result of the difficulty in getting a bra that perfectly fits. When you wear the wrong bra, you look so out of place, even with the most 'killing it outfit'.
Let's please take a small tour on the does and donts of wearing the right bra.

1.  Check the band: Go for a perfectly fitted band. The band should not look like it is ridding on your back, it should fit perfectly. The picture below gives a clear representation of what I am saying.
It should not be higher than the underwire and it should lie horizontally accros your back. Try a smaller size to make this work, keep trying them till you get the one that fits. And please remember the bra especially the cups' primary purpose is to fit your breasts...look at the mirror if its not doing a good job at that, please roll on to the next shop.

2. Get rid if those bra bulges: Try a wider back and under the arms band. It will help you distribute your bra’s weight and pull and prevent those bumps in your back.

3. What is that space for?:  When you wear a too big cup size you get this experience. Go for a cup that fits. Sometimes knowing your cup sizes does not help, go on test it out before you reach for your purse. Check for spillage of that 'well sculptured apples'. They should rest neatly in the cups. 

4. I can see your bra outline so clearly like a blue ray: You should never see the outlines of your bra...never please.  This may look unattractive or even embarrassing. You bra can be too big or the other reason is that you didn’t match it with your outfit. If you’re sure about sizing, try a seamless, non-embroidered bra. It won’t show through and you’ll feel more confident about your look.

5.Don’t forget about matching the correct bra with your outfit! Always make sure it works with a certain neckline. If you decided to wear a backless evening gown, you don’t need to show unsightly bra straps to everyone. Fortunately, nowadays there are bra types that suit plunging necklines or a backless dresses. So you don’t have to go out braless. Use a strapless or silicone adhesive bra beneath a strapless or spaghetti string dresses. For tight fitting tops use a good lifting push up bra. Or buy a convertible bra with adjustable straps. You can wear it with a variety of outfits!

All right babes, I think this is all I can gather. Remember, BRA should be considered as part of your outfits... See you cuties next time. And please drop your question just down below and try to visit my other posts.

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