How to use racerback bra converter

Keep the other strap in your lingerie drawer so you can find it easily when you need it. With muscle tanks, bandeau bras are the way to go. They are medium-to-light support strapless bras that come in different textures, colors and styles. If you have a larger chest, you can also wear a bandeau over your normal bra to give the look of a bandeau with additional support.

Sometimes you want a little more support from your bra or perhaps you just want to prevent the side seam from riding up on your body. No problem! All you need to do is add a little side boning!

You can do this with any bra that has a side seam, including ready-to-wear bras that are in your lingerie drawer right now. Keep straps in place. The strap holders help keep your bra from slipping. Using the length adjuster, they can help keep the straps in the most easeful place, provides additional lift and support, improve fit adds up to full cup size.

Tuck your straps underneath your armpits. The simplest solution is to put on your normal bra, then slide the straps off your shoulders and underneath your arms. Tuck the straps into the band and the cups to keep them contained, then put on your off the shoulder top.

Try a bra strap converter that links to the bra closure to pull down the middle of the band by up to 10 centimeters. This allows you to wear backless tops or dresses with all the support of your everyday bra and without being able to see the band or hook.

Here are a few options as to what you can wear under camisoles: Strapless Bras. If you fall into an AA-C cup, try a lightweight strapless bra underneath your spaghetti strap or racerback tank top.

Thin Strap Bras. Layer up. Tube Top or Bandeau. Reverse your sewing machine and sew over the seam you just made to make the racerback extra strong. Put on the racerback by sliding your head and arms through the joined area as if you were putting on a t-shirt. Do not overlap the straps to sew them. This will create an uncomfortable ridge in your straps that may rub your skin. Since Alina McKee has written for dozens of traditional and online beauty, fashion, health and parenting publications including Pregnancy.

As a professional artist, her articles about these subjects have been used in magazines and websites around the globe. McKee has a diploma in fine art from Stratford Art School. Cut a piece of elastic 4 inches long. Put on your bra. Using the elastic, pull the straps together and tie the elastic into a bow.

Place the straps side by side and pin them right above the marks and 2 inches below the marks. Tip Put on the racerback by sliding your head and arms through the joined area as if you were putting on a t-shirt. Warning Do not overlap the straps to sew them.

Writer Bio Since Alina McKee has written for dozens of traditional and online beauty, fashion, health and parenting publications including Pregnancy. These bra hacks will turn a regular bra into a strapless bra.