Been shopping?
Apr. 19th, 2008 01:00 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
monkeybardShout out to leiliaxf and any other curvacious gals on my flist. The best bra shopping store (sadly only in the UK or online) is Bravissimo. There is nothing smaller than a D cup, and some styles go up to HH. Yes, I said HH. I personally *heart* the strappy tanks. They really work! Now, go forth and find bras that actually fit right!
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leiliaxf and any other curvacious gals on my flist. The best bra shopping store (sadly only in the UK or online) is Bravissimo. There is nothing smaller than a D cup, and some styles go up to HH. Yes, I said HH. I personally *heart* the strappy tanks. They really work! Now, go forth and find bras that actually fit right!I need to make myself a "Fabulous!" icon for occasions like this.
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Date: 2008-04-20 10:34 pm (UTC)But needless to say, because of my size, I tend to shop only at Nordstrom and JC Penney.
And as nice as Bravissimo is, it doesn't have that much in my size :( Cup size yes, but not chest size.
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Date: 2008-04-25 11:28 pm (UTC)You never know. Your size might not actually be your size. The stories in the catalogues of women going into a Bravissimo wearing, say, 34DD and walking out in a 30G blow my mind! How can a person stand wearing so very much the wrong size bra?! Several women on a yahoo group I'm on were exchanging stories the other day of how they get home an immediately take off their bras because they're so uncomfortable. My first thought for each of them was, they can't wearing the right size.