They’re similar, but not quite the same. The bralette’s been around for over 100 years, but it always took a backseat to the traditional underwire bra. Then, in the early ‘20s—largely spurred by lots ...

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A bralette: This word seems to be jumping out of most fashion pages of late. It has neither history nor grammar backing it; it sounds like the offspring of a bra and is barely a toddler while behaving ...

Vasanth Sampath, co-founder and product specialist at a lingerie brand, says: “The question will never be bras vs. bralettes, but the right choice you make for yourself. There's space for both as long ...

You can see why this bra is a Shapermint best-seller. A seamless, sculpting, curve-skimming fit that does create bulges and ...

Many of us have been working from home for over a year now (some of us even longer!), and perhaps haven't worn a bra all that often. While the sweats and leisurewear lifestyle has undeniable comforts ...

When I wear a bra, I spend the whole day eager to get home and sling it right off. Some days I feel constricted enough to secretly de-bra, right there in the office. The politics and social norms of ...

Over the last few years, women have ditched constricting underwire bras for comfortable bralettes - but could that actually be damaging? While bralettes don't dig, they don't exactly provide loads of ...