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Finding a bra that fits perfectly is a complicated task. Sizing varies wildly by brand and measurement systems aren’t the same in every country. Even if you do know your band and cup size (both of ...

A stylist and former luxury lingerie worker has shared the bra fitting tips that "changed her life", and she hopes they will ...

You’re probably all too familiar with the telltale signs of an ill-fitting bra. Breast tissue spilling over your cups. A whole bunch of empty space up top. Straps that ride up your back or dig into ...

Wearing the wrong size bra is not only uncomfortable, it can cause a range of health problems. Research has shown that a lack of breast support often leads to breast pain, which is reported by 50% of ...

You might be used to waltzing into a store’s lingerie department and buying bras just by looking at the size on the tag, but that doesn’t necessarily mean that you’ve been wearing bras that actually ...

You finally decide to surrender Ol’ Reliable — the now-stretched, warped and threadbare bra that once was your favorite. It was the perfect bra when you got it (more than a few years ago), but it’s ...

But wearing a bra that truly fits is possibly the most important factor of all, as it helps improve your posture, prevent neck and back pain, minimize sagging — plus it improves the way you look in ...