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  Bust Circumference

  Measure around the fullest part of your bust.Make sure the tape is level and not too tight.

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  Underbust Circumference

  Measure just beneath your bust,around your ribcage.

*Shapertip: lf you're larger on the bottom, we recommend you size up for the best fit.

Tips to finding the right fit

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  The center front of your bra should sit flush against your chest — if there’s a gap, the cup size may be too small.

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  Your breasts should be fully enclosed in the cups, with the underwire resting properly underneath. Spillage or gaping means the cups may not be the right size.

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  The band should stay horizontal and snug across your back, even as you move your arms. If it shifts or rides up, the band might be too large.

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  If you’re between sizes, go up or down based on whether you prefer a closer or more relaxed fit.

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  The band should stay horizontal and snug across your back, even as you move your arms. If it shifts or rides up, the band might be too large.

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  STRAWBERRY BODY SHAPE

  If you have broad shoulders, a fuller bust, and a narrower lower body.

  Style Tip: Balance your proportions by drawing attention downward. Opt for V-necks, wrap tops, and flowy A-line skirts or wide-leg pants to soften the upper body and define your waist.

  Bra Fit: Go for full coverage or side-support bras that lift and shape without adding bulk. Look for wide straps and a strong underband to distribute weight and enhance comfort.

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  PEAR BODY SHAPE

  If you have narrow shoulders, a smaller bust, and wider hips with a defined waist.
  Style Tip: Accentuate your upper body with bold colors, prints, or embellished tops. Stick to darker, more structured bottoms to streamline the lower half.

  Bra Fit: Choose push-up or padded bras to enhance your bust and bring balance to your silhouette. A contoured bra with uplift adds volume where you want it most.

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  APPLE BODY SHAPE

  If you carry weight around your midsection with a fuller bust and slimmer hips and shoulders.

  Style Tip: Highlight your legs and elongate your torso with empire waistlines, structured jackets, or flowy tops. Avoid clingy fabrics around the waist.

  Bra Fit: Look for supportive, lightweight full-cup or wire-free bras that lift without digging in. Bras with wider bands and side panels help smooth and shape for a more defined frame.

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  HOURGLASS BODY SHAPE

  If you have a balanced bust and hips with a well-defined waist.

  Style Tip: Celebrate your curves with fitted silhouettes that hug your waist. Wrap dresses, tailored tops, and high-waisted bottoms flatter your natural shape.

  Bra Fit: Opt for smooth, molded cup bras that offer support without adding bulk. A seamless or lightly lined bra helps maintain a sleek, contoured look under clothing.

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  Waist Circumference

  Find the narrowest part of yourwaist, typically just above your belly button. Wrap the measuring tape around this area,ensuring it's snug but not tight.

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  Hip Circumference

  easure around the fullest part of your hips,Stand with your feet together and make sure the tape is level all the way around.

*Shapertip: lf you're larger on the bottom, we recommend you size up for the best fit.

Tips to finding the right fit

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  The waistband should sit comfortably around your waist or hips — not digging in or slipping down. If it rolls or pinches, try a different size or style.

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  The fabric should gently hug your body without stretching too tightly or sagging. A smooth, second-skin feel is ideal.

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  The leg openings should lie flat against your skin without cutting in or causing marks. Too-tight openings can lead to discomfort or visible lines.

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  If you're between sizes, choose based on your comfort preference — size up for a softer fit, size down for more hold.

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  Your underwear should stay in place as you move. If it rides up or shifts often, the fit or cut may not be right for your body shape.