Fashion
I’ve got itty bitty boobs & trolls say I don’t need a bra as the smallest cup size doesn’t fit – that’s just not true
A WOMAN has hit out at trolls after they claimed people who don’t fit into the smallest cup size are not meant to wear bras.
Taking to her social media account, Leah first read out a comment she received from one of her followers.
A woman has hit back at trolls who think women who smaller chests shouldn’t wear brasTiktok – @_mystylediary
She said people most likely don’t know their correct bra sizeTiktok – @_mystylediary
She tried on different size bras to show viewers how it’s all about cup sizeTiktok – @_mystylediary
It read: “If the smallest cup doesn’t fit means you’re not suppose to wear a bra,” followed by a shrugging person emoji.
Responding to this, she said: “And I keep seeing this, but actually it means you’re in the wrong size.”
Speaking of her own experience, she explained that there was a time she thought she was a AAA cup or a AA cup.
However, she’s since realised that she’s a 28B cup or a “sister size of a 30A cup”.
“So I think we should go bra shopping and see,” she continued, before making her way to a Boux Avenue store.
When she arrived, Leah realised they didn’t have many of the sizes she was looking for in stock, but they did have three.
Taking them to the dressing room, she began trying them on and started with the 28B T-shirt bra.
“I really liked [it], it did have a little bit of cup gapping as you can see here,” she said. “And the band was a little tight, it created a bulge. But I believe that is meant to stretch out over time.”
She then tried a 30A cup bra, which she said was her favourite.
In the caption, TikTok user @_mystylediary added: “I honestly thought there wasnt a bra size for me.!
“But that wasn’t it- I was in the wrong size! I’m still trying to find my perfect fit but its an improvement already..”
People flocked to the comments section as one person wrote: “Not just bras, but also lingerie. We may have small breast and not necessarily “need” a bra, but we want to feel sexy and confident too.”
Another shared: “I think it’s best just to know what a good fit looks like. Because they’re not made the same. A lot of bands are too tight so I often will go higher.”
While a third posted: “the first bra is one of my favourites that I own, it stretches over time so it’s a case of wearing it in”.
A WOMAN has hit out at trolls after they claimed people who don’t fit into the smallest cup size are not meant to wear bras.
Taking to her social media account, Leah first read out a comment she received from one of her followers.
A woman has hit back at trolls who think women who smaller chests shouldn’t wear brasTiktok – @_mystylediary
She said people most likely don’t know their correct bra sizeTiktok – @_mystylediary
She tried on different size bras to show viewers how it’s all about cup sizeTiktok – @_mystylediary
It read: “If the smallest cup doesn’t fit means you’re not suppose to wear a bra,” followed by a shrugging person emoji.
Responding to this, she said: “And I keep seeing this, but actually it means you’re in the wrong size.”
Speaking of her own experience, she explained that there was a time she thought she was a AAA cup or a AA cup.
However, she’s since realised that she’s a 28B cup or a “sister size of a 30A cup”.
“So I think we should go bra shopping and see,” she continued, before making her way to a Boux Avenue store.
When she arrived, Leah realised they didn’t have many of the sizes she was looking for in stock, but they did have three.
Taking them to the dressing room, she began trying them on and started with the 28B T-shirt bra.
“I really liked [it], it did have a little bit of cup gapping as you can see here,” she said. “And the band was a little tight, it created a bulge. But I believe that is meant to stretch out over time.”
She then tried a 30A cup bra, which she said was her favourite.
In the caption, TikTok user @_mystylediary added: “I honestly thought there wasnt a bra size for me.!
“But that wasn’t it- I was in the wrong size! I’m still trying to find my perfect fit but its an improvement already..”
People flocked to the comments section as one person wrote: “Not just bras, but also lingerie. We may have small breast and not necessarily “need” a bra, but we want to feel sexy and confident too.”
Another shared: “I think it’s best just to know what a good fit looks like. Because they’re not made the same. A lot of bands are too tight so I often will go higher.”
While a third posted: “the first bra is one of my favourites that I own, it stretches over time so it’s a case of wearing it in”.
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