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Finding the right bra for your outfit can sometimes be like trying to nail jello to a wall. Impossible. Many women fail to see that a bra can make or break the way a shirt looks on you. It's important to choose your bras carefully and know what to look for in each type of outfit you wear.

For some women, buying a well-fitting bra ranks right next to finding jeans that fit in terms of difficulty and emotional anguish. But by educating yourself on how a bra is supposed to fit, you can make the experience of bra shopping a little less painful.

Whether you're in the market for a bounce free sports bra, or you're simply looking for the best boulder holder you can your hands on - the buck stops here. Every woman wants a great looking, comfortable, well made bra. There are some things you can do to ensure that the bra you buy is the best choice for you!

Before you shop, learn how to buy a first. Not all breasts are alike, nor do they live in the same place as live progresses. What a wonderful excuse to buy another bra. Wearing beautiful, well-fit bras make you feel special every morning. Only 20% of properly fit bra-wearing babes know the benefits: better posture, comfort and shape. Back in the day, all lingerie stores had trained bra fitters. Now it's just Nordstrom’s. Their staff knows chests, and you deserve a proper bra fit experience at least once. The price is well worth the long-term perkiness you’ll acquire.

Here are the simple tips!!

1. Calculate your bra size. Using a fabric tape measure, find the distance around your rib cage. Adding five to this number gives you your correct bra size.

2. Measure around the fullest part of your chest. Subtract your first number (ribs) from this new number. The difference between the two gives you a cup size. One inch is equal to a full cup size, so 1=A, 2=B, etc.

3. Select a variety of bra in your size. Types include full cup, demi-cup, lifting and enhancing styles, racerback and strapless.

4. Choose a bra for comfort and purpose. Determine how you'll wear this bra. It may be everyday, for special occasions, or for athletics

p/s: The right bra for you can be proves when the cleavage look rounded, not flattened out toward the armpits. The center of the bra between the breasts should lie flat against chest wall. If it doesn't, it means the cup size is too small. The band should be at the same level in the back as in the front. If it's riding up in the back, it means the band size is too large.

adapted from eHow.com