I’m a fashion expert – my simple trick will make sure your bra stays out of sight with a backless dress
FASHION is no match for physics, and your strapless dresses may slide down from time to time, doing a poor job at covering your bra.
But worry not, because you can now sport a strapless dress with no worries with this simple fix.
If your strapless dress ties in the back, there may be hope.
Fashion expert Emily Kim has a foolproof plan that ensures your back is the highlight of your dress, not your bra.
THE PROCESS
Start by grabbing the end of one of the dress straps, and tuck it into the opposite bra band.
Repeat this process for the other dress strap. You should now have a crisscross pattern.
The next step is to tie a knot with the two dress straps.
After you have tied the knot, take the two ends and tie them into a bow, fully securing your bra and coming to a cute finish.
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Outside of this hack, there are other ways to ensure you keep your dress in place so that your bra doesn’t show when wearing a strapless dress.
Some strapless dresses come with thin, clear silicone strips that line each side of the dress, acting as invisible dress straps.
Take advantage of these and keep your dress pulled up.
MORE HACKS
If you’re not a fan of how these may appear aesthetically, don’t worry, there are more options.
Sticky tape is a phenomenon that will make sure your dress stays in place. You can thank Dr. Horace Day for kickstarting the trend with the first appearance of adhesive tape in 1845.
All you need to do is apply two strips of fashion tape to the top front part of your strapless dress, and let it do its job. You get all the cute with little to no hassle.
If you prefer to go braless, that can also be helped. Be it a maxi dress, slip dress, or the famed sundress, this hack that involves foam inserts will help you wear anything without a bra.
To accomplish this, grab some foam inserts, the type you may find in a bikini, and place them against your top of choice.
Voila! No bra, no problem.
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