How to know your correct bra or bra size (without complications)
The rule of thumb says you should make adjustments every six months. This is particularly important if you have lost or gained weight or if you have been pregnant or breastfeeding.
Now that we've completed all of Vogue's tips, chances are you've discovered that you have a new bra size and it's not available everywhere like the old one. Fortunately, the greater knowledge about the correct way to measure yourself has represented a rising demand for smaller back sizes and larger cups. So, now that the bad bras are gone, it's time to take back control of your charms.
Learning everything about how to know your correct bra size can free you from inconveniences that go from feeling uncomfortable to even changing your body posture. It is enough to follow the advice that we give you here so that, starting today, you choose it correctly and you know which are the exact pieces in which you should invest, as well as the best way to try and choose them.
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