Take the plunge with this bra
U Plunge convertible bra by Fashion Forms.
This U Plunge bra doesn’t look very comfortable to me. Maybe it’s just me. I don’t wear plunging necklines anymore. What do you think? Not about me, ladies. About the bra.
If you’re interesting in purchasing it — because you do wear plunging necklines or for any other reason – the cost is $28. The Fashion Forms Web site says it’s availabe at Penney’s and Dillard’s. For more information and other styles, go to www.fashionforms.com.
Warner’s new Invisible Bliss bra
Warner’s has introduced its Invisible Bliss bra that touts the end of the bra line. The bra disappears under your T-shirt with no tell-tale bulky hardware or straps. What’s more, the bras come in three shades to match different body tones, as well as basic black and white. There’s also an underwire and wire-free style.
The wire-free style comes in sizes 34-36 A and 34-38 B, C for $30. Underwire is available in 34-38 B, C, D for $32. Check it out at warners.com.
Shoulders back, chest out … it’s easier with Bralief
Who among us hasn’t had to fiddle with bra straps because they keep falling down or tug at the back of the bra because it keeps riding up?Maybe you’ve heard of Bralief, a bra clip designed to lift breasts of any size, though it’s especially supportive of large, heavy breasts. The clip slips around the back straps of your bra for a racerback look and feel. Voila, instant perky!
Press info says women of all sizes will benefit from Bralief’s ability to relieve pressure off the shoulders and lower back and promote better posture. Another plus, it keeps the straps from falling off the shoulders.
And if you’ve got a bra that’s starting to get stretched out, Bralief can provide a lift and added support. The bra clip is available in black, tan, white and pink and white. Twenty percent of net sales of the Cotton Candy Bralief will be donated to breast cancer research.
Cost is $9.95 or a three-pack for $22.95. For more information and to watch a video, go online to www.thebraclip.com.
Bra tips for full-figure women
It’s estimated eight out of 10 women in the U.S. wear the wrong size bra. An ill-fitting bra means your clothes don’t fit right either. Olga designer Don Allen offers bra tips and trends for full-figure women. Check out the video here.
