As a woman, you know that bras are items that we cannot avoid purchasing. We started with training bras then...
Bae or no bae, it’s never a bad idea to #TreatYourself to little lacy things.
Heat waves out west, Noah’s Ark-style rain in the east, Brad leaving Rachel Zoe…the world is in a tailspin this week! There was a lot that went down and a lot to discuss, but fear not. Just like all those mornings you needed to, uh, “consult” Cliff’s Notes about the reading you missed, we’ve once again organized all the best items of the week in one easy cheat sheet.
We put it on every day. For some of us, it's a source of support. For others, it's a source of cleavage. And for the boys we meet (be it in class or through online dating), it's a source of stress as they try to stealthily unhook it with one hand.
• Who is in and who is out at SNL • Photos that make you say WTF • Do you wish you had a different bra size • Yay! New Glee promo! • Is this a better morning after pill? • I'm totally getting married at Target
• Signs that will make you LOL until you ROTFL. • The Situation is trying to be funny, right? • Fashion challenge: let your bra peek out! • What do you do when your friends start dating eachother? • 20 reasons to have sexy time right now. • And with that, TLC gets creepier.
Ladies, it's time to save some moolah to purchase the greatest invention since sliced bread: The Cleavage Caddy!
As a kid, there were a lot of things I was looking forward to having once I became a “grown-up” -- a boyfriend, my period (I don't know why I was looking forward to that, but I was), and getting my very own set of beautiful breasts. Not only would their arrival mean I was turning into a woman, but I felt like they would make clothes look that much better.
The word lingerie packs a powerful punch. At its mention our minds are taken into a whirlwind of lace and passion and hair blowing in the wind. There’s such a big taboo clinging to lingerie, realistically speaking: lingerie is sex. But why does it always have to be about the men?
By now, we're all familiar with the fashion atrocities committed by the male population. No, sweaty dude, that mesh tank top does not look good on you. Or anyone, really. But women are not free from errors - actually, considering our traditional involvement with fashion, we make rather more mistakes.
Every self-respecting college girl has one (or three): a strapless bra. Without this little piece of lingerie magic, we would be without proper support in our skankiest dresses and tube tops (and whatever else needs to show a lot of shoulder and not a lot of bra strap).