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I am all too familiar with the discomfort a bra can bring. The sparse, not-quite-three-inches of cushion between my chest bone and the lining of my bra does little to protect from movement or haphazard wires (much less add cleavage). Sometimes, I even just reach under and slide it off, junior-high style, through my sleeves, if the occasion gets frustrating enough. Naturally, when I was asked to attend a bra-fitting at Scottsdale lingerie house {intimacy}, I giggled. I laughingly shook my head and told everyone that around my scrawny form their tape measure would wrap two, maybe three times, and no less than five seconds later they’d say, ok, we’re done; we don’t go any smaller.
Enter Susan Nethero, {intimacy}’s founder. Last year, we called her The Bra Whisperer. Colleague Carson Kressly calls her the Cleavage Cop. She’s strapped Oprah’s knockers, discovered Tyra was wearing a size too small and made legions of women realize their body insecurities were not based on, well, their bodies – including me.
After a thorough informational session (“boob camp”) where Susan handed me wires that looked like torture devices (American-made) and pliable, light wires that curved like breast frames one could get used to (European-made), I learned that all it takes to be perky, firm, flattering and comfortable is a little extra fabric around the wire and stretch and give in all the right places, which is the job of well-made fabric. Quite often, however, the main adjustment women need for comfort is either one size up or one size down.
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