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Beginner April 2013

Low back bra dilemma

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Camille, on February 8, 2013 at 10:52 PM

This is my dress... http://tinyurl.com/aac98ce I am having the straps shortened, which raises the back slightly. I was going to try the sewn in cups instead of a bra, but I can't do them because I am a 34DD. The pasties aren't going to do it for me either. I need a lowback bra, with the emphasis on...

This is my dress... http://tinyurl.com/aac98ce

I am having the straps shortened, which raises the back slightly.

I was going to try the sewn in cups instead of a bra, but I can't do them because I am a 34DD. The pasties aren't going to do it for me either. I need a lowback bra, with the emphasis on LOW. I was thinking maybe something like this http://tinyurl.com/a4rgj2t ... but I don't know if the back is low enough?? Any tips? Thanks ladies!

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Beginner April 2012
Tricia · on February 11, 2013 at 9:08 PM
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No you definitely can't have anything with straps, which is unfortunate. In general there are three options:
- adhesive bra
- low back bra/bustier
- braless

Since you're a DD cup, however, I think the low back bra/bustier is the only option that is realistic.
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Amy · on May 31, 2015 at 4:01 PM
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I think your best bet might be the body shaper options - like http://www.ebay.com/itm/Backless-Full-Body-Shaper-Thong-Convertible-Seamless-Low-Back-Max-Cleavage-9001-/360487536843

With DD . . . . maybe you could use one of the adhesive ones AND the body shaper and combined they'd give enough support? I've used adhesive ones myself for ddd cup when a dress had a wimpy built-in bra, and the combo worked.
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