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While a demi-cup bra and a balconette are almost synonymous, the latter style leans more towards having a horizontal neckline shape across the top of the bust line. Its upper cup is cut away to reveal more cleavage, while the edge of the neckline is placed barely above the nipple. Additionally, the straps are wide-set and the center panel is situated lower for a more open neckline. With its revealing neckline, this bra is considered one of the sexiest styles a woman could ever have. Get yours today!
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By Tomima
You know your bra size. But, do you know your breasts? Sounds like a funny question, but certain bras styles and features work better for some breasts and not for others.
Answer the following questions, and I promise your new bras will make you look younger and thinner!
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Sometimes referred to as a shelf bra, balcony bra, or balconet, the balconette is a flirty and feminine favorite that was invented in the 1930s. Its popularity started to rise in the 1950s, finally reaching its apex of fame in the 20th century with actresses Marilyn Monroe and Brigitte Bardot popularizing the style. This supportive and sexy bra style lifts the breasts, adds volume, enhances the cleavage, and flatters the silhouette.
So, what’s the difference between a balconet bra and a demi cup bra? Think of the balconette style as a more revealing version of the demi-cup bra. Both bra styles offer less coverage in the tops of the cups than a full-coverage bra. They also provide the same amount of shaping and lift, but balconette push-up bras offer a little less coverage in the cups.Â
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The cups of padded balconette bras are sewn into the frame to give the breasts the greatest support possible. These also ensure reliable coverage, so you don’t have to worry about slipping out of the cups. With the unique shape and design of the balcony bra’s low-cut cups, this push-up bra style is perfect to wear under clothes with a more revealing neckline.
Made to be both sexy and stunning, balconette push-up bras are a great option when you want to show off your feminine silhouette and enhance your gorgeous shape. For this, we credit the balconette bra’s serious underwire support. With its comfortable, wide-set straps, you’ll feel comfortable and confident throughout the day (or night)! Try a balconette next time you’re wearing a low-cut or plunging neckline. We promise you’ll love it!
Ready to indulge your feminine side? You’re in the right place! At HerRoom, we have a large selection of balconette push-up bras to choose from — available in a variety of sizes, colors, patterns, and brands. You can even get an immediate equivalent of your size in another brand with our Universal Cup Sizing™ system. Â
What are you waiting for? Explore our collection of beautiful padded balconette bras that are also available in plus sizes! Whether you want to turn heads with a bold, eye-catching color or add a touch of sultry lace to your lingerie look, we have something you’ll love.
While every woman would benefit from wearing a balconette, this style is highly preferred by those who have:Â
You will need to take two measurements — one underneath your bust and another around the fullest part of your chest. These will help determine your band and cup size. For more details about taking the measurements yourself, check out our DIY bra sizing page.
A great thing about these bras is that they can be worn with almost everything. But if you want to make the most out of its feminine look, then you should wear it underneath tops with sweetheart, v-neck, or square necklines. They’d also look good with halter and off-shoulder tops!