Bra problems...?
My bras have always been the same brand. there are bumbs that show were my bra cups are. the straps never hold tight and when i move i feel all floppy! so what bra(s) have worked for u? the brand? style? where can i find it? ur help is appreciated. p.s. im a 36B
Update:plus im only 13 so i dont want a push up or anything too mature for me
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Women may come in all shapes and sizes but they're likely to have one fashion item in common: a wrong-fitting bra, says undergarment expert Susan Nethero.
She has concluded from extensive field research that 85 percent of all women are wearing the wrong bra size.
Nethero, who owns the Intimacy lingerie stores in Chicago, New York and Atlanta, learned her bra-fitting techniques from the Queen of England's Royal bra fitter. In her 15 years in the bra business, she has fit more than 125,000 pairs of breasts, including Oprah Winfrey's.
Nethero, who was a guest Wednesday on the "Today" show, says women make these top 10 mistakes when buying a bra:
1. Baggy back = too much slack: The back band of your bra provides 90 percent of the support, so the ideal fit should be firm yet comfortable. When such bands are too loose, the back of the bra rises up, causing breasts to sag. This "see-saw" effect also can emphasize what every woman wants to hide: unsightly back fat.
2. Resisting revolution: As women age they often need to alter our skincare, makeup and even our hairstyle. The same holds true when it comes to bras. Thanks to weight loss and gain, nursing and hormonal changes, a bust line can change at least six times throughout a woman's life. For optimum style and comfort, make sure you get fitted for a bra yearly.
3. There is no perfect bra: Buying a bra may take a little time. Don't just get the one your best friend raves about -- everyone's body is different. To find the most flattering fit, be sure to try on several styles. Tip: Slip on a shirt so you can see how your shape will appear when dressed.
4. Don't be a softy: Most women find underwire bras to be uncomfortable, so they make the mistake of wearing a soft, non-underwire cup. The problem? There's not enough support, especially for full-figured gals. A properly fitted underwire bra should rest comfortably against your rib cage with a soft cotton casing. The end result: lift, support and comfort!
5. The big bind: Minimizing bras, commonly worn by big-busted women, actually bind and compress breast tissue, resulting in a loss of firmness. To appear taller, smaller-breasted and even pounds slimmer, voluptuous ladies should stick with bras that lift and center the bust line.
6. Confusing cups: Wearing the wrong-size cup is a common mistake. The telltale signs? Breasts that spill over, or worse yet, breasts that don't fill out the cups (resulting in wrinkles). Ideally, cup sizes should be proportional to the body frame.
7. You get what you pay for: Department stores and specialty boutiques often carry low-quality, poorly made bras that fit badly. Higher-quality brands, which offer more size options, are designed for real women's shapes and sizes.
8. Self-service slip-up: Don't sacrifice service, style and comfort because you're embarrassed to ask for help when buying a bra. Go ahead, ask questions! You'll be much happier (and more comfortable) in the long run.
9. De-compressed breasts: Athletic women often rely on sports bras, which compress rather than support. A sports bra with seams, shape and cup depth will prevent jiggling while jogging.
10. Forever free of seams: While seamless bras are comfortable and look great under your tight T-shirt, wearing them daily is a bad idea. Give your girls the support they need. Since seamed bras offer more support, try alternating between the two.
I personally think that Victoria Secret's Bra is the best.........
not all bras are created equal. and what works for me may not work for you. that said, I think you are probably wearing the inccorrect size. most women in the country are. Go to a major department store like Nordstroms and get fitted. I would not go go to Victoria's Secret. Those people are the most unhelpful souls on the planet. Yeah they can measure you and are right about 80% of the time, but they haven't a clue how to help people with fit. Nordstroms and Macys are awesome. they have people trained to fit women. Not only will they measure you, they will then try to help you find the right bra, show you how it is supposed to fit and then help you find more!
You may not always be the same size in different brands. I am not. My favortite bras are by Felina, Natori, Wacoal and only the Ipex Body By Victoria from VS.
Victoria's Secret by far! They are expensive bras, but dangit - they work! No itching, perfect support, comfy for all shapes & sizes (ive gone from a 36B to a 38DD), comfortable straps, durable, bulge-free (if fitted correctly), and beautiful/sexy/sassy/sporty/girly/funky styles for every girl! They're the most convenient & comfortable bras I've ever used. Infact they are the only ones that do not make my back hurt. Personally I find the Body By Victoria IPEX demi & full coverage to be the best basic bra... The Angel demi series are the one's I recommend if you want something frilly & sexy. But there is so, so much more...
Tip: Go to your local store, get a free fitting from one of the VS gals. Don't do this on a weekend - as Malls tend to be way too busy to get help measuring your bust for a proper fit (for free). Try on any/all the bras you want to see which ones you like the best... Write them down. Duck outta there w/o buying a thing. Then hunt those exact bras down on ebay for a fraction of the price. I often get my basic IPEX bras, 3 on ebay for the price of 1 in VS stores. Rockin' deal! Especially when high quality lingerie like VS can be SO pricey.
Thank goodness for VS!
I started wearing a bra when I was 9 and I started with sports bras. I hardly had anything then and it was fine. Try not to get a tight one...maybe one that is a little big. And once you wear one for awhile you will get used to it. Just dont wear sports bras to long once you start actually getting cup sizes becuase it can be bad for you form.
Victoria's secret has da best bras ever i kno pretty pricey but der GOOD if u want good support and every thing try angels air or you could try kohls dey have some pretty good stuff BUT try on da bras obviously hope this helps!!:D
well, if you get the correct size, victorias secret bras are really nice, comfortable and easy to move around in. I also suggest american eagle bras, because those are also very comfortable. the ones i have right now are from target, but those are NOT comfortable. switching soon. (:
Try Bonds t-shirt bras.
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