January 1, 2008
Plus Size Bra Fashion Tips
Visit a Plus Size Retailer
There are retailers out there that make plus size bras and clothes for plus sized women, and only plus sized bras and clothes. No junior sized clothes or anything of that nature is found in these stores. These are the Lane Bryant’s and Catherine’s of the world, and those are the places where you need to be shopping for your bra. Even retailers that claim to have sections dedicated to curvier women may not do the trick, so be on the lookout for retailers that are dedicated to shapelier women.
Get Fitted for a Plus Size Bra
Sure, you think you are a 36DD, but a professional fitter may think otherwise. If you take the time out to go to a professional bra fitting you may be pleasantly surprised by the results. Get measured for a plus size bra so that you can get the perfect size for you, so that you don’t have to worry about discomfort. Victoria’s Secret always has fitters on hand, people who are trained to measure and get you the perfect sized bra for your needs. If you get a bra that is perfectly tailored to your size and to fit your needs, you can kiss digging straps and chafing goodbye—they will be a thing of the past.
Don’t Push It
Let’s face it; plus size bras are not made small. If you have large breasts, love them that way. Trying to push them down with a bra that is just too small for you is never going to work, no matter how good you think it looks. Looking like you have a smaller chest than you do is not worth being severely uncomfortable and if you haven’t realized that by now, it is time you do. Not everybody was born with a small perky chest, and those who do probably want to be more like you. Love your body the way it is, and revel in your plus sizedness—plus size bra and all!
