Can you really find a bra that feels like you're not even wearing one or are women just conditioned to believe

Question

that it feels fine. I used to wear a 36d, before that I was in a 38c. The 38c the cups felt big and the straps were flimsy. Then the 36 felt more snug and comfortable. Now I guess my waist went down and I'm a 34d but it feels pretty tight and uncomfortable. Is it just that I hate wearing bras or is it too tight? Maybe I should go back with the 36d. But the cups seem a tad bigger and the straps flimsy. This size seems really snug. But it's annoying. And the other felt more comfortable. I wish I knew what to do. I'm definitely a D cup.

Answer 1

go to victoria secret. u can try all sizes and their new bra secret embrace really feels like u have nothing on. they are great.

Answer 2

Go to a real lingerie store that does fittings. I know this sounds strange, but I've found that the older the women are who work there, the better they are at fitting you. When I was on birth control, I went from an A to a D, and I had to get my bra changed every few weeks. Go to a real good store, and they will set you up with an amazing bra, it just might cost a bit more than you expect. But really, it's worth it.

Answer 3

I am just a barely B, but getting a proper fitting from a trained person mad a huge difference for me and I would imagine it would do even more for you! The fitter also recommended chosing one brand and sticking with it to ensure the same fit. Personally, I love Hanes Barley There. It feels like nothing is there for most of the day. Once I get home and relax, though, any bra drives me crazy, so I guess we are somewhat conditioned to not notice them.

Answer 4

Not sure if where you stay does sell seamsless or if it makes un comfotable, i suggest you get a bikini top as it is thin and they come in many colors and patterns.

Answer 5

get fitted. yes, i wear bras that dont even seem to be there