A woman reviews a strapless bra that actually stays put. She wears 32D, recommends sizing up from your usual, and says the molded cups and silicone grip keep it in place through movement. It costs around $20 to $25 and comes in black, tan, and white.
Normally 34C or 32D; she chooses 32D when going strapless.
Black, tan, and white.
About $20–$25.
Can we talk about the unsung hero of many summer outfits? It's the strapless bra, ladies. And let me tell you, I've had a love hate relationship for years with strapless bras. Some of them don't work. Some of them you're pulling up all the time. Some of them make you, like, too flat, like a pancake. Some of them give you a uni boob. This bra I found, I've been talking about it for about a year. I have it in black and tan and white. It's like a 20 or 25 bra. Not anything so fancy. For me, it works. I can tell you what works for me. You have to tell me if it, like, works for you. But let me show you. Can I show you? Am I gonna get banned from Instagram? Okay, see, see, see, See? It's literally like, it's just a nice molded cup. It goes in in the middle. So you get to see C, like, definition here. There's like this silicone stuff inside the bra so that it doesn't slide down. It sort of like, grips. And this is another important tip. I am normally a 34C or a 32D. I go to the 32D when I go strapless because you want it to be as tight as possible around that, like, rib cage part. And I'm telling you, I could dance in this. I could jump. It doesn't move. So this is my hero again. I like the rest of the outfit. I think it's awesome. I think the halter is great. I think the jeans are awesome, the shoes are great. But none of it would be great if I didn't have the bra that worked.
