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2. Are You Wearing the Right Bra Size? How to Measure Your ... - AOL

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   Per Bravissimo, sister sizes are bra sizes that have the same cup volume, with a different band size and cup letter. For example, a sister size for a 36C would be a 34D or a 38B. For example, a ...

3. These Amazing Sticky Bras Will Be Your Best-Kept Secret - AOL

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   My cup size fluctuates from C-DD. The M/L is great for the times I feel I need a bit more coverage with a transparent bodice. They last all day, I’ve worn them up to 14 hours.

4. Calling All Peeps with Small Boobs: Here's My Honest ... - AOL

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   It has a thicker seam that runs under the chest instead, which is obviously way more comfortable, and honestly you can never have too many basic, neutral bras. Cup size range: AA-B. Band size ...

5. Bralessness - Wikipedia

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   Laura Tempesta, bra expert and founder of bra manufacturer Bravolution, stated, "Lifted breasts are considered attractive in our culture which is why bra-wearing is a cultural development." [ 62 ] Women feel pressured to wear bras because society expects their breasts to "stay firm and in the right position", or that if they are braless, it ...

6. List of bra designs - Wikipedia

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   A partial-cup bra style that covers from half to three-quarters of the breast and creates cleavage and uplift. Most demi-cup bras are designed with a slight tilt that pushes the breasts toward the center to display more cleavage. [4] The straps usually attach at the outer edge of the cup. The lingerie industry generally defines a demi-cup bra ...

7. Bra size - Wikipedia

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   The term "cup" was not used to describe bras until 1916 [5] when two patents were filed. [6]In October 1932, S.H. Camp and Company was the first to use letters of the alphabet (A, B, C and D) to indicate cup size, although the letters represented how pendulous the breasts were and not their volume.