Bra Style Guide
There are many different types of styles of bras with each offering a different fit and shape. Some styles will work better for certain figure types, or pair better with particular types of clothing depending on the style and function of the bra. Learn more about the different categories of bras below.
PUSH-UP BRA

The push-up bra is similar to the plunge with the low neckline, and the bra is designed to push the breasts together for fuller looking breasts and cleavage for tops and dresses with a deep neckline. Push-up bras have foam cups for padding and shaping. See Plunge bras for a low cut non-padded shape.
MINIMIZER BRA

The minimizer bra is a seamless bra with no foam that reduces bust projection to make the breasts appear smaller. The cup is shallow to prevent the forward projection of the breast, and can be reduced by up to 3 or 4cm in the larger cup sizes when compared to a balcony or full cup bra.
STRAPLESS BRA

The strapless bra is perfect for tops and dresses where shoulder straps may show. Available with or without padding, as well as seams, strapless bras can support up to a J cup and often have features like rubber grip elastic and wide back bands for support. Most strapless bras come with removable shoulder straps so that you can also cross the straps in the back, or wear as a halterneck style.
Need help finding your size, or with the fit of your bra? Visit the LACE Bra Fitting Guides for more information on how to recognise a good bra fit, the best way to put on your bra and the LACE International Bra Size Guide including EU and UK cup sizes.