11 “Stunt Bras” to Help You Macgyver Every Summer Wardrobe Scenario
Fortunately, there's an easy solution to the latter dressing conundrum. It lies in the multi-faceted and diverse "stunt bra."
A stunt bra is essentially just an undergarment that does more.
For the uninitiated, a stunt bra is essentially just an undergarment that does more—yes, it holds your girls up, but it also works for your outfits that require a little more TLC—things that are backless, strapless, one shoulder, and what have you. Sure you can go braless, but for many (like me and my fellow big-breasted females), the idea of living sans support isn't exactly comfortable, especially in a season that is equal parts scorching heat and humidity (i.e. a great recipe for boob sweat and chafing).
Let's just say, I've given a lot of thought to this subject. I've considered pretty much every single dressing situation the summer could throw your way and rounded them up below for your convenience. Scroll down to find your summer staple stunt bra.
Lively No-Wire Strapless Bra, $35
Although strapless bras become a staple in most underwear drawer during the summer, they don't exactly have a reputation for being comfortable items of clothing. Lively, however, knows how to make one worth wearing, and this style is devoid of both straps and underwire.
The Great Eros Sonata Tie Longline Bralette, $72
This longline bralette is comfortable, yes, but it's also perfect for plunging tops or layering with other lightweight summer camisoles and breezy blouses.
This bra is useful for those one strap garments you have filling your summer wardrobe, but it's also chic and minimal enough that it wouldn't hurt to let it peep out from under a camisole. Or, if you're daring. wear it as a stand alone with a chic pair of wide-leg, high-waisted pants.
Intimately Clean Scoop Bralette, $38
When you're wearing a top that scoops at both the front and the back, finding a bra that doesn't make its presence too obvious is hard to find. This style covers the bare minimum while still offering an adequate amount of support.
Intimately Prism Strappy Bra $20
Finding a bra that is functional but will work for your backless clothing is not always possible. Instead of trying to conceal your undergarments, lean into the fact that your delicate and trendy turmeric hued bra will be on display. Fans of tanks with low-cut arm holes, this one's also for you.
Lane Bryant Front Close Plunge Bra, $53
When you have big boobs, the holy trinity of bras is comfort, convenience, and support. (No one wants to spend the better part of their morning getting into a bra.) This Lane Bryant number closes at the front while offering a style that is permissive to whatever plunge tops and dresses (especially racerback styles) the summer season may throw your way.
I actually have two of these and can swear by the fact that this is the most-comfortable bra I've ever put on my body—it feels more like a second skin that an undergarment. This scoop-neck style is specifically great for support under your rotation of summer crop tops.
Forever 21 Lace Halter Bralette, $13
This bra isn't adjustable, which means you lose some flexibility in terms of how it's worn, but if you're in a pinch this bralette will work for a halter or low-back top and is pretty enough that it doesn't hurt if it peeps out.
Dominique Noemi Strapless Bra, $39
As someone who has been moving through most of my life with DDs, when I'm picking a strapless bra, I tend to prefer a longline one since it feels like it's actually keeping things up properly. The bonus here is that the style also works for backless summer outfits.
True&Co Longline Bralette, $46
For a bra that can do both, this True&Co bralette can be an undergarment and a shirt in and of itself.
Lane Bryant Lightweight Multi-Way Strapless Bra, $47
Consider this the Swiss Army Knife of bras—it can accommodate pretty much all of your dressing needs.
Complete your summer wardrobe with a pair of cotton underwear and dresses that'll make through the season wrinkle free.
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