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Showing posts with label bracery. Show all posts
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Wednesday, July 13, 2011

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3 easy steps for measuring your bra size

STEP 1: Measure for band size:

How to Measure Bra Band Size
Keeping the measuring tape parallel with the ground, measure around your bra directly under your bust after expelling all air from your lungs - you want this measurement to be as small as possible. Round all fractional measurements to the nearest whole number.

If the measurement is even, add 4"
If the measurement is odd, add 5"


Need help?
Expanded bra band measuring instructions »

STEP 2: Measure for cup size:


How to Measure Bra Cup Size
Standing straight, with your arms at your side, measure at the fullest part of your bust (while wearing a non-padded bra) making sure the measuring tape is parallel with the ground and not binding.
Round all fractional measurements to the nearest whole number.

Need help?
Expanded bra cup measuring instructions »




STEP 3: Calculate your bra size:



Subtract your band measurement (step 1) from your cup measurement (step 2). Generally, for each inch in difference, the cup goes up by one size.See the cup size conversion chart here.

Example:
Step 1: 34" under measurement +4" = 38" band
Step 2: 40" over measurement
Step 3: 40" - 38" = 2" or Cup "B"
Your size would be 38B


If The Difference Is:Your Standard Cup Size Is:
0"-1/2" (1.3 cm)AA
1/2"- 1" (2.6 cm)A
2" (5.1 cm)B
3" (7.6 cm)C
4" (10.2 cm)D
5" (12.7 cm) DD or E
6" (15.2 cm)DDD or F
7" (17.8 cm)G
8" (20.3 cm)H
9" (22.9 cm)I
10" (25.4 cm)J

Important Note: this measuring system tends to become less accurate as the cup sizes go above a D. Additionally, some manufacturers name larger cup sizes differently.

Measuring bra is an art , not a scienc.Stylish Bra & Bra Wearing Tips.




BAND SIZE
Measure under your arms, high on your back, across the top of your chest. If this measurement is an even number, this is your band size. If an odd number, add 1" to determine your band size.



CUP SIZE
Measure loosely around the fullest part of your bust. Next, subtract your band measurement from your bust measurement; each inch represents a cup size. For example: if your band measurement is 34" and your bust measurement is 36", the difference between these measurements is two inches, and you'd wear a B-cup. 

Stylish Bra & Bra Wearing Tips
TIPS:Now that you've found your size, test your fit. Take the opposite hand from the side you are adjusting and gently bring the breast tissue from the back to the front. This movement will help you settle your breasts correctly into the cups.It should feel goodA great fitting bra shouldn't dig, pull, poke or otherwise cause discomfort. If it does, it's not the right bra (or size) for you. 
Make sure it feels comfortable when you sit down and move around.It should look good!Always try your bras on wearing a t-shirt – it's the best way to see what it's doing for you. A great fitting bra can make you look taller, will define your waist, and even make you look slimmer!Don't settle for wrinklesIf you see extra fabric or wrinkly, baggy cups, the cup size is too big. Try sizing down.
Don't fall outTake a look at the front of the bra. There shouldn't be any breast tissue spillage, puddling, or falling out of the bottom of the cups. If there is, your cup size is too small. Try sizing up for a flattering, more natural looking fit.Straps shouldn't work too hardYour bra's support comes from the band, not the straps. So be sure that you're wearing the correct band size. Too big, and your straps will end up taking the weight, which will cause them to put pressure on your shoulders and dig in.Is your band straight?
Look in the mirror from the side. Your band should be at the same level all the way around. If it is riding up in back, it's probably too big. Try sizing down a band size or tightening your band.Mind the gapThe center front of your bra should lie flat against the breastbone. 
It should not lie on top of any breast tissue. If there's a large gap, you may need to go up a cup size.How tight is right?Your band should feel firm and secure, but you should also be able to slip two fingers beneath the band in back, and one in the center in front. If you can't, you may need to loosen your band a bit, or go up a size.
Underwires shouldn't digUnderwires should lie flat at the front of your bra, against your ribcage. If you feel your underwire digging into any breast tissue, you should try a larger cup size or a different style.Bras stretch over timeBe sure you're wearing your bra on the loosest hook.
 Your bras can stretch with washing and wear, so when you buy a new bra, it's best to ensure it fits properly on a loose hook, so you can tighten it as needed.How to know when you've found a perfect fit?Your breasts will feel like they are "sitting" in the cups, you will not feel any underwire pinching and your bra will feel comfortable and supportive. 
You shouldn't have to settle for a so-so fit. Sometimes you will have to go up a cup size or two. Don't let it concern you – sizes do vary among brands. Finding the perfect bra takes time and patience, but the way you will look (and feel) once you have found it will be worth all of your effort.ReminderCheck back in six months or so.
 You should re-evaluate your bras regularly to be sure they are fitting you the way they should – because a woman's body does change over time, and bras stretch and lose shape with repeated wear and washing. It may be time to stock-up again, soon!

Thursday, July 7, 2011

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Inflatable Bra Pad Inserts - Breast Enhancers

Are you trying to improve your bustline and increase your cleavage, but don’t want to resort to any sort of breast augmentation or enlargement surgery? Bra inserts are definitely one good option, but sometimes you just don’t want to deal with the hassle of putting extra things in your bra. Another solution that many women opt for instead are inflatable bras.
Ladies around the world call bra inserts and inflatable bras their “secret weapons”, and rightfully so, as they can give that illusion of having fuller and larger breasts. An inflatable bra also has the added convenience of being small enough to carry around in a purse or hide in the glove compartment in your car. They can also be worn in the “deflated” state, but at a moment’s notice the built in air pads can be pumped up to whatever size cup you desire instantly. Needless to say, these types of bras have been a big hit since they arrived on the scene.
In addition to boosting your cleavage, inflatable bras and bra inserts can also boost a woman’s self esteem, which psychologists have discovered is an extremely important part of a healthy personality. Even the so called “flat chested” girl can feel much better about her appearance with even a subtle improvement with just a couple pumps of this super bra, and nobody well guess her secret!
Unlike bra inserts, an inflatable bra contains hollow pads that somewhat resemble meat patties, and can be squeezed manually in order to pump air into them and increase the size, much like the old reebok pump shoes that were popular in the late 80′s and early 90′s. To release the pressure and deflate the pads, you can simply press another button on the inflatable bra and the pad will return to its smaller state.
The great thing about an inflatable bra is if you buy one, it’s like buying multiple size bra inserts that you can carry around with you anywhere. With this type of bra, women with smaller breasts actually have an advantage in that they have more size variety to pick from. Maybe in the morning you want to be a modest B-cup while giving a presentation at work, then by nighttime you can transform into a voluptuous D-cup for that hot date, it’s all up to you!
Of course, one of the best reasons to get an inflatable bra or use bra inserts is that you can avoid the need for surgery, which usually cost thousands more than a cheap bra or insert that you can just pick up at the store. And more importantly, you can avoid any scarring that would result from the surgery, and of course avoid any safety risks that are associated with any type of surgery.

  • These inflatable Breast Enhancers pads will make a beautiful difference in the way you look and feel. Designed to creat a more feminine shape by increasing the cup size by 1/2 to 2 full cup sizes. Safe & comfortable.
  • Enhancers are soft to the touch. They're confortable, durable and non-irritating to the skin. Simply insert Enhancers into your bra, and forget that they are there!
  • Easy to inflate and deflate to quickly change size and appearance

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Types of Bras for Crossdressers

types of bras, exotic lingerie and intimate apparel
Sexy Lingerie, Thongs and Bras.
There are so many different types of bras available today when bra shopping that it is hard to keep track of them all.
From pretty and fashion forward first bras and teen lingerie to luxurious silk bridal bras and bustiers and virtually everything in between, there are various everyday and specialty bra styles and bra sizes to fit every beautiful figure and occasion.
So, without further ado here is a comprehensive guide of today's most popular types of bras.
Pure Style Girlfriends 75783 Gather The Girls Silicone Adhesive Bra

Adhesive Bra - This unique brassiere is the perfect choice for backless and strapless dresses and tops.
Adhesive bras do not have traditional bra straps or bands and derive their support from two adjustable adhesive cups that mold to the breasts.
Some adhesive styles are attached with a front hook.
Look for styles with a silicone adhesive and follow the directions carefully for a comfortable bra fit.


QT 1110 Strapless Backless Bustier Bra

Backless Bras - This low back brassiere is designed to be worn under low back, backless, strapless, halter dresses and clothing styles with a plunging neckline.
The best backless bra is light weight molded seamless foam cups with a smooth finish, together with a thin inner line of silicone adhesive to prevent any slippage.
Basic styles with a low or backless bra offer the support of a bustier in both form and fit, as most offer a built inpush up bra.

Emporio Armani 162408G Gardenia Padded Balconette Bra

Balconette Bras - A popular brassiere style, the balconette bra, also known as a balcony bra is an exotic lingeriebrassiere and a wonderful choice for lower cut necklines on blouses, tops, sweaters, and dresses.
Balcony bras are more risque and provide less breast coverage than demi bras.
They are similar in design to push up bras because of their cleavage enhancing effects, though they do not offer as much of a lift and like demi cup bras they have wider set bra straps.
Dominique 7749 8103


Bridal Bustier - The classic lace andsatin bustier is one of the most populartypes of bras for today's brides.
An ideal choice for strapless and low cut wedding dresses, bridal bustiers are a form fitted one piece bridal undergarment bodice that extends from the bust to the waist.
The strapless bustier provides enhanced cleavage and gently narrows the waist.
For wedding gowns that are clingy or lightweight, look for bridal bustiers that are absolutely smooth with minimal or hidden seams.





Shirley of Hollywood 20410 Classic Lace Shelf Bra

Cupless bras - The ultimate in sexy lingerie, this brassiere is more for visual pleasure and special occasions rather than everyday practicality.
cupless bra is considered an exotic bra and belongs to the family of exotic lingerie.
Also known as an open cup bra or open shelf bra, this popular brassiere is designed to completely expose the breasts. It provides minimal support.



Simone Perele 110340 Avant Premiere Contour Bra
Demi Bra - Demi cup bras, also known as half cup bras are one of the most popular types of bras available.
These versatile underwire bras look wonderful under a variety of low cut, square necklines, and outfits. A low cut brassiere, the half cup bra is designed to expose the top, or demi half of the breast while providing a gentle lift to the bustline.
An alluring demi cup bra provides more coverage than a balconette bra or balcony bra, and less breast coverage than classic full bras.

Enell 100 Sports Bra


Front Closure Sports Bra - For many women the best sports bra is one that fastens in the front.
A major advantage to this brassiere is the ease and comfort of wear, and the absence of a cumbersome back closure which many women dislike.
Look for sports bras with a solid and soft bra band and supportive wider straps.


Simone Perele 131315 Andora 3D Full Cup Bra



Full Figured Bras - Full figure bras tend to have fuller bra cups that accommodate and cover more breast tissue than regular brassieres that have shallower cups and offer less coverage.
Goddess bras, Chantelle bras, Wacoal bras and Vanity Fair bras are all excellent full figured types of bras.





Fauve 0091 Emmanuelle Underwire Padded Half Cup Bra

Half Bra - The half bra, sometimes known as a demi bra offers half the coverage of traditional full bras, while exposing the top part of the breast.
Favored for their seductive look, half bras offer a fair bit of support, though obviously not as much as a full bra.

Half cup bras are ideal for low cut blouses, tops, sweaters and dresses with a plunging neckline.




Valmont 6481 Front Hook Long Line Bra



Longline Bras - An excellent choice when a smooth shape is needed.
longline bra is a one piece long brassiere that extends from the breasts to just above the belly button.
Longline bras are designed to slim and shape the midriff for a smooth polished silhouette, and they also offer very good back support.
They are available in both traditional and strapless bra styles.






Lilyette 0455 Dream Back Smoothing Minimizer Underwire Bra

Minimizer Bra - Minimizer bras are designed specifically for full breasted women who wear a C cup and higher, and who want their bustline to appear smaller.
Specially molded bra cups compress and reshape breast tissue into a reduced and more flattering, smooth look and shape.
Most minimizer bras offer a visible reduction of one to two bra sizes, depending on the brassiere manufacturer.



Shirley of Hollywood X331 Plus Size Scalloped Embroidered Shelf Bra


Open Cup Bra - Open cup bras are the ultimate in sexy exotic lingerie. There are several types of bras in the open lingerie group to suit different tastes and function.
While ultra sexy cupless bras and open shelf bras are two types of bras that expose the entire breast, the more demure open nipple bra or open tip brascover most of the breast and show just a glimpse of the nipple.




CC Girl 1346 Half Cami Bra


Preteen Bras - A preteen bra, also called a first bra is a petite bra usually made of cotton with a touch of lycra that caters to smaller sizes and is intended as lingerie for young teens.
These types of bras are usually made of stretchy light weight materials and are popular in bright colors and fun designs.





Diesel WMUCFV1 Alex Solid Microfiber Push-Up Bra


Push Up Bra - Pushup bras are popular cleavage enhancing types of bras that lift and push the breasts together, adding up to a cup size. 

Padded push up bras and their fuller bodied cousin the push up bustier are designed with padded molded foam, gel or water inserts that, depending on thepush up bra style, the inserts can be removable. 






Champion 2699 Seamless Racerback Sports Bra


Racerback Bras - A lingerie drawer must have for summer tank tops and sleeveless shirts.
The racerback bra features back bra straps that curve away from the shoulder blades and remain hidden from view.
This brassiere is also a good choice for women with sloped or narrow shoulders and is very comfortable.



Shirley of Hollywood 20277 Venice Shelf Bra



Shelf Bra - Shelf bras, also called cupless bras, or open bras are a bra style with a supportive shelf, and no bra cups.
This exotic lingerie style gently lifts and provides minimal support, while exposing the breasts.






New Balance SB9112 Ventilator Crop Sport Bra

Sports Bras - The sports bra is designed for low, medium and high impact exercise and physical activities from tennis and cycling to walking and running, etc.
Though there are several different types of bras, there are two basic styles. Compression bras minimize breast movement by holding the breasts close to the chest.
Encapsulation bras tend to separate the breasts while providing more support.


Simone Perele 131300 Andora Strapless Bra
Strapless Bras - Strapless bras are brassieres without bra straps that are designed for dresses with spaghetti straps, plunging necklines, backless and strapless tops and dresses.
Look for strapless bra styles with a fine line of silicone or rubber on the inner lining for smooth adhesion and a better bra fit.
If wearing tighter fitting clothing, opt for smooth, seamless strapless push up brastyles and fabrics that offer a finished look.


CC Girl 2133 Scalloped edge triangle Bra




Training Bra - Training bras for young girls are known by a variety of different names including preteen bras, starter bras, bralets and first bras.
These brassieres are designed in very small cup sizes for young girls that you may find in the womens lingerie department.




Calvin Klein F3004 Perfectly Fit T-Shirt Bra With Lace




T Shirt Bras - A t-shirt bra is one of the most popular types of bras available today. It is designed to be virtually invisible under your tight fitting blouses, tops, sweaters, dresses and of course t shirts.
The best bra is a seamless bra that has a stretch or molded cup for a smooth fitted shape and look. A must have for your lingerie drawer.