Bras serve a multitude of roles – supporting women’s
breasts, shaping it for an enhanced outlook and shaping it to match the
fashionable outfits of the modern day. The push up bra is a prime example of an
ideal brasserie – it is supportive for the bust and concentrates them for a
better look.
The LightPush Up Bra can be classified into two main variants:
the light push up bra and the high push up bra. The light push up bra is
particularly popular for its ability to push the breasts up and make them look
fuller. It concentrates the bust to create more cleavage, and is thus a
preferred choice amongst women. Below are a few tips that will help you choose
a light push-up bra:
Go for thinner cups
that have breathable fabric
A right bra is one which not just enhances your shape but is
also comfortable for you and is made of a breathable fabric. This is why you
should not choose thicker cups as they have poor breathability and can harm
your chest skin.
Thicker cups also have a tendency to make busts look
artificially large. Even worse, the residual detergent left in thicker cup bras
after washing can cause breast diseases.
Choose what fits and
feels better - underwire or padding
Some light push up bras use only underwires to support and
accentuate the bust whereas others use padding and underbands for fuller
support. Opting between the two shapes is completely a personal choice of the
wearer.
One must try on both types and essentially choose one which
is more comfortable and also looks well-fitted.
Opt for a shape which
matches the outfit
Push up bras come in different strap variants. From one
strap and two strap to strapless, demi-cup, and racerback, there are different
ones to match all your special outfits. Choose the strap type according to the
outfit that you plan to wear the bra with.
If you are wearing a dress that has a plunging neckline, opt
for a plunging push-up. For wider necks, you can go for demi cups; with
backless gowns and dresses, there’s the strapless type; and for tank tops,
there’s the racerback.
Ref : http://godinattire.com/blog/2015/11/28/how-to-choose-a-light-push-up-bra/
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