Love or Loathe: Bra Decorations

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While I may like the look of some bras with ruffles, lace or buttons, I don't really wear anything that's not smooth. Even seams are out. I'm a zombie when I get up, and it takes several cups of coffee and a few hours of easy tasks before my head is clear. So I'm fairly certain if I had a decorated bra, I'd grab the wrong shirt to wear over it and it would be noon before I realized the lace was making patterned bumps on my breasts.

Do you dare decoration or do you prefer to keep that part of your life as simple as possible?


Comments

Ruth said…
i'm a very practical girl when it comes to underthings. none of my bras have any decoration - i hate when bras show through clothes!
January 30, 2010 at 9:00 AM
Cathy Anderson said…
I am a 36C and very happy with this purchase. It stays in place and it is comfortable. I'll definitely buy another in a different color. I highly recommend wonderbra bras !
January 28, 2013 at 4:21 AM
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