OK, men, this particular post is not for you (unless you wear a "Bro" a la Seinfeld).
Ladies, how many times do you find yourself wearing a sleeveless shirt and finding yourself constantly re-hiding your bra straps? And trust me, no matter how much celebrities like Britney Spears and Tara Reid try to make us think it is fashionable to have a hot pink bra strap showing, it isn't - it's trashy! (I mean, what image comes to mind when you think of the formentioned women? Need I say more?) OR, maybe you, as I have, relegated y
ourself to wearing a strapless bra with your sleeveless numbers, only to find yourself uncomfortable and, frankly, a bit saggy. Racerback bras just don't offer the "support" (a.k.a., padding and push-up to make my barely-B look like a full-C) I need. I tried using a large safety pin to connect bra straps in the back, which led to painful and embarrasing outbursts when the pin decided to come undone.
ourself to wearing a strapless bra with your sleeveless numbers, only to find yourself uncomfortable and, frankly, a bit saggy. Racerback bras just don't offer the "support" (a.k.a., padding and push-up to make my barely-B look like a full-C) I need. I tried using a large safety pin to connect bra straps in the back, which led to painful and embarrasing outbursts when the pin decided to come undone.Alas, "The Strapper" to the rescue! Looking a bit like a curved "H," The Strapper easily converts a regular bra into a racerback, making it perfect for tanks, cocktail dresses, workout wear, etc. Available via http://www.thestrapper.com/estrapper.com/, the gadget comes i
n various colors and 2 sizes (I recommend the one-size-fits-all Large for everyone), retailing for $5.99 for a single and less for packages of multiples. OK, so the website video of women dancing for joy about their Strappers is a bit goofy, but the product is indeed a handy tool to fix a serious wardrobe issue and might just make you do a little jig as well.
n various colors and 2 sizes (I recommend the one-size-fits-all Large for everyone), retailing for $5.99 for a single and less for packages of multiples. OK, so the website video of women dancing for joy about their Strappers is a bit goofy, but the product is indeed a handy tool to fix a serious wardrobe issue and might just make you do a little jig as well.Even better, with every sale of The Strapper, a portion of the proceeds goes to the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center to support cancer research. That's what I call a win-win!
