Tips
for Women Daring to Go Braless
For many women,
the thought of going out in public without a bra is unthinkable. On
the other hand, some women find that leaving off the bra is a good
option that may complement their look for the evening or simply lead
to a feeling of comfort. If you dare to go braless, the following
tips can help you look and feel your best.
Concealer
Adhesives
Many women feel
conspicuous about their nipples should they go braless. Hardened
nipples can attract unwanted attention, after all. Wearing nipple
concealer adhesives prevents the nipples from showing through
clothing. The concealers easily stick and conform to the breasts to
flatten the nipples. Not all women care for these products. If you
don't feel too risqué with your nipples noticeable beneath your
garments, you can avoid these concealers.
Built-In Bras
Many tops and
dresses today are designed with built-in bras. You can still "enjoy
the comfort of bralessness" (1) without foregoing the important
support you need. You might find that a camisole with a built-in bra
is ideal for those days when you simply don't want to feel bound up
in a bra.
Bandeau Bra
Whether a bandeau
bra is technically a bra at all is debatable. Essentially, it's just
a narrow tube-top band that wraps around your chest and back.
Although it provides some support, it isn't ideal for working out.
Many women find them comfortable and prefer wearing them to going
completely braless.
Consider the
Dress
If you want to
wear a dress with an open back, you may as well completely omit the
bra and simply enjoy the freedom that the dress affords. Going
braless can enhance a sexy look and is quite fitting for certain
garments.
While going
braless isn't for everyone, it has been growing in popularity once
again as evidenced by models and "celebrities" (2) that are
omitting their bras for certain outfits. Of course, most women don't
go braless every day since bras provide them with the comfortable
support they need. If you choose to go braless, however, consider
these tips that can help you feel comfortable about the way you look
without your bra.
Sources:
1. Women's
Health, "Guide to Going Braless,"
http://www.womenshealthmag.com/health/wear-clothes-without-a-bra-3
2. Lula Lu, "Dare
to Bare--Would You Go Braless in Public?"
http://blog.lulalu.com/2014/09/06/dare-bare-go-bra-less/

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