bras

I wanted to highlight the bras I consistently reach for in the mornings, because what better endorsement for a garment or a brand than to say I actually wear it a ton? So here, in no particular order, are 10 bras whose combination of fit, comfort and practicality have made them become my everyday staples.

Inamorata London is a lingerie brand created by independent UK retailer Naughty Knickers, which they launched with the goal of expanding their size range. Pieces are available from a 30B to 38G, and from XS to 2XL. I picked the Aster set to review because I couldn’t resist the pretty embroidery.

Although oodles of support is no longer what I really look for in a bra, I had a Panache bra back when I was pregnant and have also tried, and been impressed by, their Cleo by Panache line. This is a brand that combines a wealth of fit expertise with great fabric choices, to create full-bust lingerie that isn’t boring.

Disclosure: Links with a * are affiliate links. I first spotted this bra when my sister and I paid a visit to Selfridge’s Body Studio in London on my birthday earlier in…

Disclosure: I purchased this lingerie myself. Links with a * are affiliate links. A bit of a quick one from me today, for two reasons. Firstly because I simply don’t…

Disclosure: I bought this lingerie with my own money and was not asked to review it. This post contains affiliate links. Marks and Spencer – the home of ‘this is not just…

Disclosure: This blog post contains affiliate links. As the title suggests, today I’m sharing with you my favourite everyday bra. I share an annual round-up of my favourite purchases, but this…

Disclosure: This blog post is sponsored by Coco de Mer, and contains affiliate links. Last week I featured Coco de Mer’s Spring/Summer 2016 collection, a tantalising blend of luxury and…

Disclosure: This blog post contains affiliate links. I thought I’d kick 2016 off with a post on what turned out to be one of the biggest lingerie trends of the…

You might recognise the bra on the left from my previous blog post– it’s the vertically-seamed version of the 3-part cup Chloe bra by Fauve that I’ve just reviewed, in Mink.…