The only time I ever had a bra fitting was during my pregnancy with David, but it was before I knew I was even pregnant. It was helpful, and I invested in fancy bras that I almost never wore. They were a bit too fancy for my taste.
Since that time, I’ve had two kids that I nursed, major weight fluctuations, and let’s just say things are different. I never had a lot to start with, but they had more. . .how do you say it. . . glory" They just look a little sad now. Like they are having a hard time.
“Help us, Kate!”, they seem to cry out to me when I stare in the mirror.
My bra shape needs have changed a bit, and I pretty much always go for a push-up bra. Not because I’m trying to create cleavage, because that isn’t possible folks, but just because I’m trying to round out a bra and I need a little extra nudge from the bottom. Historically I’ve shopped at Victoria’s Secret but I’ve branched out a little bit more this time around and tried a few different brands.
I bought a bra from ThirdLove after seeing ads on Pinterest for it being “the most comfortable bra you’ll ever wear” and I can say that it is, in fact, the most comfortable bra I’ve ever worn. I’m not sure how they did it, but it feels like magic when it’s on. The problem is, I bought a B cup when I really needed an A. So, I became annoyed at cupping/gapping issues at the top but it was only because I bought the wrong ...