Your bra problems—solved!

From Glamor Magazine

Suze Yalof Schwartz shares tricks

Problem: My bra gapes at the top.

Suze: “Anything from medication to menstruation can affect the size of your bust. Update your bra wardrobe every year, and to ensure a perfect fit for your body, bend forward to fill cups when trying on.”

Problem: My strapless bra falls down.

Suze: “Always buy a strapless one size bigger in the cup and one size smaller in the back for a bust that will look shapely and supported.”

Problem: I need some cleavage!

Suze: “Avoid racer-back bras or anything with too much stretch—both of which will flatten out your bust. Instead try a molded cup with padding all over to create the illusion of a larger bust.”

Problem: I lost weight but now I’m sagging.

Suze: “Don’t forget to take weight loss into account. If the cup is gaping, time to throw it out. Get fitted for a new and sexy bra with full coverage.”

Problem: I spill over the tops of my bras.

Suze: “A too-small bra creates the effect of a double bust. Instead try a sexy lace bra with a cross seam that will keep the cup intact and support your breast.” Suze: “For a fuller bust, stick to nylon-Lycra—as opposed to cotton-Lycra. It’s more durable and keeps its shape longer.”

Problem: Help! I’ve got under spillage.

Suze: “If your bra’s cup size is too small, you will get VBL (visible bra lines) under the bust. Don’t do it! Go for a larger cup size and a larger back size.” Suze: “Don’t go for cleavage at the risk of spillage. Do go for a full-cup bra (not demi) that gives you cleavage and coverage.” Suze: “Don’t forget that one breast is often bigger than the other. Be sure to fit the bra to your larger breast.”