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Bra FAQ's: Why Does My Bra Gap In The Front?

Bra FAQ's: Why Does My Bra Gap In The Front?

Have you ever excitedly slipped into a new bra, only to notice some unexpected space at the top? Maybe it's just a tiny sliver or perhaps a more noticeable hollow. That, my dear readers, is what the lingerie world dubs as "gapping." And if you’re wondering, "What does gaping mean?", you’re in the right place!

Understanding the "Bra Gap"

At its core, gapping refers to the space that forms between the top of the bra cup and your breast. Instead of a snug fit that caresses the contour of your body, you’re left with a gap that can make the bra feel less supportive and even a tad bit awkward. 


Now, before you start questioning your choice of bra or your body, know this: gapping is super common!

So, Why Does Gapping Happen?

Several factors can cause a bra to gap, one being the style of the bra. For instance, balconette bras or those with a lot of padding might not sit flush against everyone's chest. Your posture, the way you move, and even hormonal changes can affect how your bra fits.


On the other hand, sometimes it’s about the size. Wearing a cup size too large can create that dreaded gap. But, keep in mind that even if you're wearing the perfect size, some bras might just gap because of their design.

Addressing the Gap: What Can You Do?

  • Reassess Your Size: If it's been a while since your last fitting, maybe it’s time to recheck. Our bodies change, and so do our sizes.
  • Style Matters: Explore different styles. Just because one bra gaps doesn’t mean another style will. Demi-cups, full-coverage, and soft cup bras might offer a different fit.
  • Adjust Those Straps: Sometimes, a simple strap adjustment is all it takes to eliminate that gap.

Remember, gapping doesn’t mean there's something wrong with your body or that you don’t know how to pick lingerie. It's just one of those quirks in the bra world. The key is to find what feels good and works for you. Because at the end of the day, confidence is the sexiest thing you can wear.


Until next time!

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