If there's one bra out there that's particularly hard to shop for, it's the strapless kind. They're either too tight or falling down, and if you're a DD cup or higher, it's hard to find them in stores ...

There always seems to be some kind of struggle when buying a bra — and mine is a larger chest size with a smaller ribcage, making department store shopping a scavenger hunt that isn't actually fun.

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Strapless bras have a reputation for being the worst—and for years, I agreed. Every single one I owned gaped at the top, dug into my ribs, or slid down the second I moved. Still, I wore them anyway, ...

A successful search starts with fit. According to Wacoal's national consultant manager Dawn Kenney, "Bras should never be uncomfortable. However, many women — especially full-busted women — associate ...