So, inquiring minds want to know. Where on earth do you find your pretty bras? I'm a DDD, and finding stuff that doesn't look like something my grannie would wear is difficult.
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I get all my good bras at Nordstrom. By "good bras", I mean ones that fit correctly, support in the right places, etc. I didn't start buying the correct size bras until the Nordstrom bra lady measured me and told me I was NOT a 34-36DD like Victoria's Secret kept claiming I was. (VS thinks you can lower your cup size by just going bigger in the inches. UMWUT?!) But that I should be wearing a 32E or F (it varies depending on the designer, I even have a 30G).
The designers I frequently buy are Chantelle, Freya, and Fantasie. Seems so many others discriminate and only make smaller cups for smaller ribcage girls. Grrr. The bras range from $60-$110 and it's very worth it to actually have one that fits.
The bras I wear on camera are normally cheaper ones and don't fit properly. But that doesn't matter since they're off in a matter of minutes anyway, and I'm not running marathons in them.
(Not that I run marathons in my other bras anyway, or at all, for that matter.)
So all in all, getting measured properly and investing some $$ is worth it. So I'd say get measured and at least look up the designers I listed above on the Interwebz.
The designers I frequently buy are Chantelle, Freya, and Fantasie. Seems so many others discriminate and only make smaller cups for smaller ribcage girls. Grrr. The bras range from $60-$110 and it's very worth it to actually have one that fits.
The bras I wear on camera are normally cheaper ones and don't fit properly. But that doesn't matter since they're off in a matter of minutes anyway, and I'm not running marathons in them.
(Not that I run marathons in my other bras anyway, or at all, for that matter.)So all in all, getting measured properly and investing some $$ is worth it. So I'd say get measured and at least look up the designers I listed above on the Interwebz.
Oops. Sorry, I totally failed and didn't realized you had replied to this. I claim birthday-induced forgetfulness.
Thank you for the recs! I already knew that VS was full of crap about their measuring/sizing. (I'm a 38DDD. No, smushing them into a 36DD bra isn't going to work. Really.) I've found a few that fit properly at Cacique, but they are few and far between. There's a Nordstrom's an hour or so away from where I am going to school in the fall, so I definitely will be going shopping once I am back in the US.
Thank you for the recs! I already knew that VS was full of crap about their measuring/sizing. (I'm a 38DDD. No, smushing them into a 36DD bra isn't going to work. Really.) I've found a few that fit properly at Cacique, but they are few and far between. There's a Nordstrom's an hour or so away from where I am going to school in the fall, so I definitely will be going shopping once I am back in the US.
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Shopping for bras, I believe, is a pain for EVERY women.
Lots of women just suck it up and deal with bras that don't fit. I refuse to do this.
Having smaller breasts that only really need it to keep the nips from poking out of my shirt, I look for double-layer cloth, no molded cup and no underwire. BEFORE mfc, I was always trying to get the white ones, with a couple black for darker clothes. Now, I go for color. They always seem to be available in what I'm not looking for at the time x.x Or the wrong size.
Truthfully.. with how many different shapes of bra, and all the different sizes each shape can come in, it must be just as difficult for bra companies. Some specialize, but the ones that don't... I'm sure they miss a shape or a size that could exist.
I've only ever really seen them specialize around two categories:
big and small
Would be great if there were a specialized company for big one way but small the other (so they'd make bras for girls with small girth/big boobs, or big girth/smaller boobs, that's smaller than "normal" for a woman with a large girth)
But I haven't seen one yet.
Lots of women just suck it up and deal with bras that don't fit. I refuse to do this.
Having smaller breasts that only really need it to keep the nips from poking out of my shirt, I look for double-layer cloth, no molded cup and no underwire. BEFORE mfc, I was always trying to get the white ones, with a couple black for darker clothes. Now, I go for color. They always seem to be available in what I'm not looking for at the time x.x Or the wrong size.
Truthfully.. with how many different shapes of bra, and all the different sizes each shape can come in, it must be just as difficult for bra companies. Some specialize, but the ones that don't... I'm sure they miss a shape or a size that could exist.
I've only ever really seen them specialize around two categories:
big and small
Would be great if there were a specialized company for big one way but small the other (so they'd make bras for girls with small girth/big boobs, or big girth/smaller boobs, that's smaller than "normal" for a woman with a large girth)
But I haven't seen one yet.
It's actually pretty hard to find specialized bras for small boobs. Most of the time the only AA you can find at a store has Major padding to make it look like you have C's.
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