Going braless - do you?

[Missoni~Heiress]

im 34b and happy lol im not big busted but not flat either

[Sephora_Socialite]

Before what ticked me off is backless/ low back dresses but now they have those bras for backless...also I tried the nu- bra and it works pretty well...I extra secure it with double sided tit tape if I'm going dancing so you don't have a dancefloor accident

[serenade_ingenue]

What exactly is this "fashion tape" ??
So you just use this tape to secure the top/dress to stay in place?
I had Nu Bra, not a fan, I always worry if it's gonna fall off the next moment, and I don't really feel comfortable dancing with these.

[Aida.Sevan]

Well, I usually don't wear a bra. I just have back pain when I do.

[morgan38]

No not really. In fact I hate wearing a bra and tend to think that a lot of clothes looks better without one. Then against I don't have a very large chest. If I did, maybe I'd feel differently.

[shokay]

i wear a tight camisole sometimes, but the straps still show. i feel too bouncy if i go braless though.. lol

[Bluestar07]

Originally Posted by versace_goddess

im 34b and happy lol im not big busted but not flat either

same size here.

i use surgical tape and it works fine / adheres well. a lot cheaper too. problem is i look flat if i just use nipple tape so i was thinking about the nu bra too (someone suggested it in another thread) but does it help with "lifting" and now with all that talk about it falling off on the dance floor i'm rather worried

[bella6244]

Originally Posted by morgan38

No not really. In fact I hate wearing a bra and tend to think that a lot of clothes looks better without one. Then against I don't have a very large chest. If I did, maybe I'd feel differently.

I'm the same way--I used to always wear padded bras and stuff, but now I think I look wierd if I try and make my boobs bigger, so I RARELY wear a bra--in the winter I wear those little cami's with built-in-bras, but in the summer I usually just wear a little v-neck cami or dress that is either a little tight, or has one of those built-in-bras and I'm fine--it's so much more comfortable that way!!

But I understand the dilemma if you have a bigger chest. . .

[CateWillis]

with tops and stuff that are impssible to wear a bra with - if they are casual i wear my bikinis' with them cos in australia u can get away with this look and you get this cute beachy casual pretty look

[FashionFix]

I don't think I would be able to go braless-a friend of mine has those insert things (they feel like rubber or something) but they just stick and give you support if you are wearing a top or dress you can't wear a bra with.

[Lyn2005]

I received a shipment of Nubra like silicone bras the other day and just had to try one out for myself. I have to say that these work really well, much to my surprise (I'm a C). I've since kept one and use it for all my tank tops and plan to use it for an upcoming event where I plan on wearing a semi-backless dress. It's nice, because I'm now liberated to wear all the strapless and backless styles that have been neglected in my closet

[shopsmuch]

I don't normally like going out without a bra (it just feels weird), but I'm a 34B and have just used tape if I have a dress that just isn't going to work with a bra...I'm a bit wary of those nubra things. I only do that for dress though. Even though I could get away without wearing a bra, I steer clear of backless tops.

[baRose]

Originally Posted by Hipkitten

Well said. I'm a D cup and there is no way in hell I'd leave the house without a bra. If I were smaller it might be a different story

Dito

[justlucky]

Yes, it bothers me a lot. D-cups and braless don't really go nicely together.

[sakina]

Originally Posted by Hipkitten

Well said. I'm a D cup and there is no way in hell I'd leave the house without a bra. If I were smaller it might be a different story

XD same. I have friends that are As & AAs and they rarely do wear a bra but I won't even leave the house if I'm wearing a sports bra. I have to stay away from tanks with built in bras because it doesn't all fit.