Bra Style Guide

A bra shape designed with cups to lift and support the bust, creating a flattering and uplifted look. This style is known for its wider neckline, making it a great choice to wear with lower-cut or square-neck tops and dresses.

A lightweight, soft, and typically unstructured bra style. Their designs resemble cropped tops or lingerie pieces that can be visible under sheer or low-cut clothing, often meant to be shown off as part of an outfit. They generally offer more comfort and versatility for all bust sizes.

Designed with a deep V-shaped neckline at the center front, with cups cut lower between the breasts, creating a more dramatic and deeper plunge compared to traditional bras. Plunge bras are usually worn with clothing that has low-cut necklines, allowing the bra to remain discreet while providing support and shaping to the bust.

Designed to lift and enhance the appearance of the bust, giving the illusion of fuller bust and more cleavage. Push-up bras typically have an underwire for additional support and shaping.

A side support bra, also known as a side sling bra or a side panel bra, is designed to provide additional support and shaping to the sides of the breasts. Side support bras feature extra fabric or panels on the sides of the cups.

Specifically designed without shoulder straps, allowing it to be worn comfortably under clothing with no visible straps. These bras use specialized construction techniques to provide support and stay in place without the aid of straps over the shoulders.

The T-shirt bra is designed to be smooth, seamless, and virtually invisible under fitted clothing, particularly T-shirts or other thin and form-fitting tops. It's crafted with seamless cups and a smooth, molded design that prevents visible lines or bumps, creating a seamless silhouette under clothing.

This bra includes semi-circular, rigid wires, typically made of metal or plastic, sewn into the underside of the bra cups. These wires are positioned under the breasts, following the natural curve of the bust. The primary purpose of the underwire is to provide additional support, lift, and shaping to the breasts.

This is a soft-cup bra or wire-free bra, that doesn't contain the usual underwire support. Wireless bras rely on alternative support structures such as wider bands, strategic seaming, reinforced fabric, or innovative materials to provide support and shaping to the bust. These bras are often designed for comfort and a more relaxed and natural feel.