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The bralette is often noted as bigger on style than support, with lace, halter and strappy options available. These days it’s easy to find cute designs that complement an outfit, but why wear a bralette in the first place? Hopefully, this guide will convert you to a bralette lover in no time.
In recent times, it may have come to your attention that more people are snapping off their bras in exchange for bralettes. But why?
The brassiere, the underwired bra as we know it, is the result of a long line of undergarment evolution. Throughout history, many things have changed, notably, fashion and breast aesthetics. The desired shape of boobs has changed immensely and is the reason why bras in their many forms, have been intended to the enhance the physical appearance of the female form.
Women’s breasts are their own, so it begs the question, “Why have conversations around female busts involved even those with bulges elsewhere?”. With roots from athleisure, bralettes have crushed many out-dates norms by a storm.
When it comes to lingerie, it’s important to know your stuff. Whether that be to avoid the frosty, intimidating countenance of the exclusive sales assistant in the store when you don’t know the difference between balconette and racerback bras; or to get accustomed with different bra shapes to make finding the one that works best for your boobs a walk in the park. The point is, we could all do with some savoir faire on the topic of bra terminology.
With the dramatic rollout of the vaccine of our dreams, the vibe of 2021 so far is very much centred around freedom – and the same can be said for our underwear! For a stylish yet comfortable way to let the girls loose, swap out your traditional bra for a chic bralette. But before you burn all your underwire bras; here’s everything you need to know about the pros and cons of bralettes:
Whether it was a push up, a padded or an underwire in question, many of us have been told to entwine our clasps and whack on a bra, to prevent breasts, flip-flapping in public, and the innocent greetings of erect nipples. Having even a strap on show, is a ghastly crime to many, and to whom we say, “Good, it was expensive!”
10 wears for jeans. One wear for socks. 3 wears for sweaters. We all know the ins and outs of the unspoken rules of laundry when it comes to our outer clothes, but what about our underwear? Some women argue that you should wash your bra after each wear, while others say washing your bra after multiple wears is fine, when it comes to finding a nice balance between the two, we’ve got your back…
When it comes to lingerie, it’s important to know your stuff. Whether that be to avoid the frosty, intimidating countenance of the exclusive sales assistant in the store when you don’t know the difference between Brazillian and Hipster cut panties; or to get accustomed with different bra shapes to make finding the one that works best for your boobs a walk in the park. The point is, we could all do with some savoir faire on the topic of lingerie terminology.
Going to the store and buying lingerie might make you feel like Carrie Bradshaw on crack. But let’s face it, the truth is that buying gorgeous, delicate lingerie just to stuff it into your overflowing underwear drawer at home just doesn’t cut it. We all ask ourselves the question of what we keep in our underwear drawer, but the all-important ‘how’ often comes up amiss.
