Size and color options: We preferred (though it wasn’t a requirement) bras that come in (at least) sizes A to DDD with a 32- to 40-inch band (or XS to XXXL for bralettes), and at least two shades of nude.Mainstay styles: We chose not to test any limited-edition bras (like those from Savage x Fenty) because they tend to sell out quickly and get replaced with different styles.Testers of all sizes, from A to F cups, thought it was the most comfortable push-up bra they tried (though the Classic Uplift we also recommend gives this one a run for its money). The band and straps are both adjustable, and the straps can also be positioned as a cross-back, so it’ll work with more types of tops. Its band is well proportioned and supportive, despite having no underwire. Some push-up bras we tried felt stiff and overly stuffed, whereas the True Body’s cups were soft and flexible (though they’re thicker than those of most other bras we recommend-it is a push-up bra, after all). They’re lightly filled with a soft layer of foam padding that’s concentrated toward the bottom to provide more lift. The cups have elegant, curvaceous lines that dip low in the front to accommodate plunging necklines.
The material feels smooth and delicate yet durable, like it’ll hold up to significant wear. All opinions expressed are my own.The True Body feels sturdily made-we didn’t detect any flimsy seams or other imperfections in the construction. I received an Aerie gift card as part of my relationship with the Quality Blue Community. If you’re a fan of Aerie and their bra fit guide or unretouched photo campaign, why not participate on Instagram and Twitter? Upload a photo of yourself wearing or holding your favorite Aerie product (they have the cutest pajamas) with the hashtag #aeriereal and you could appear on the Aerie website! Because when you find a bra that works, you buy multiples, am I right? I ended up purchasing a strapless bra (for summer tank tops and strapless sundresses) called the Maddie and then one of my long-time favorites, the Jaclyn in another color.
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And the best part is that they offer free shipping and free returns, so if the bras you ordered don’t fit, there’s nothing to worry about- you can just order a size up or try a different style. This way, I can pair them with certain shirts and dresses to make sure they look good and don’t show through a white tee, I can jump up and down and make sure my girls don’t fall out, etc. I ordered my bras based on their descriptions, fit guide and photos, and then tried them on in the comfort of my own home and mirror. In my opinion, buying bras online is much easier, especially at Aerie. You can shop by your cup size, by which type of bra you’re looking for (lightly padded, strapless, etc.) or check out their fit tips and “How to Measure” graphic, which is super simple. Aerie uses real girls and real models (that haven’t been retouched!) to show you what each style of their bras would look like on a girl of your size. I know my boobs don’t look like that, and won’t look like that in that same bra, so it’s sort of misleading. I don’t know about you, but seeing Victoria’s Secret models wearing a bra I’m thinking about buying is sort of silly. This guide is the first to my knowledge to actually show photos of women who have the same bra size as you. Let’s talk about their Bra Fitting Guide. Ok, so enough about me gushing about their bras. Their selection of bras encompasses neutral and practical, but also cute and colorful.
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Aerie also has great prices and constant sales, so I rarely pay full price for anything. I find that most retail stores don’t carry small band sizes like 30 or 32, and if they do it’s only in AA cups, which I wore when I was 14. My particular bra size (32B, thank you very much) is hard to find. I’m a huge fan because they carry a wide variety of sizes.
I’ve been a longtime wearer of Aerie products, especially their bras. Luckily, Aerie makes this entire process as easy and fun as can be. Not to mention how annoying it is to try them on in the store with the pushy saleswoman shoving them down your throat, mixed with the not-so-flattering lighting of the dressing rooms. From finding one that actually fits in the band and cup to purchasing a few without going over your budget, it’s not always an easy task. Since most of my readers are female, you girls can relate to the hassle that is buying bras.
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