Top 5 Ways To Style a Bralette
Last Updated on February 14, 2022 by Sagarika Kapoor
If you are someone who has always wanted to add an effortlessly fashionable element to their wardrobe, a bralette is for you. It is a classic womenโs lingerie item that is versatile as well as trendy. It is a lifesaver especially for all the women who are not into constricting under things that dig into your ribs. From lacey to strappy, bralettes comes in a plethora of designs, colours and materials. The different designs can be paired with anything to create innumerable outfits. If you have intentionally landed here, dear reader, you probably want to know how you can incorporate this versatile garment into your outfits. We are here to guide you for that. You can style a bralette with a jacket, under a shirt, as a crop top, with high-waisted jeans or even a trendy summer dress. As Lindsey Lohan said in Mean Girls, the limit does not exist when it comes to styling a bralette. So below are a few ways we suggest you style your bralette to create a fashion moment.
What is a Bralette?
A bralette is a type of bran with minimal or no padding or wires. It is a comfortable hybrid of a normal bra and a sports bra. A bralette is neither a top nor a piece of undergarment but somehow functions as both. Often, it is made of lace but a bralette comes in a variety of materials now. It can also be found in various designs like racerback, halter, strapless and more. While it is assumed that this type of lingerie can be worn only by women with small breasts, people of any size can wear it with comfort and ease. Now that you know what a bralette is exactly, let us see how you can style one.
5 Ways to Style a Bralette
You can wear your bralette in a similar manner as your bra, but of course, the opposite is not true. There are multiple ways in which you can wear a bralette. Below are a few inspirations for you on how you can wear a bralette.
1. Over a T-shirt
This one is for the girls who want to wear a bralette but do not want to show too much skin. Wearing a bralette over a t-shirt is similar to wearing a slip dress over a t-shirt. The look is a fun and quirky way to wear something that is traditionally worn on its own or under something. You can try this on a coloured t-shirt or even the classic white tee. Just pair it with high waisted pants, boots and a jacket for an edgy fit.
For styling a bralette over a t-shirt, you can opt for a sheer bralette. The t-shirt should have a high or crew neckline to balance the visual effect.
Styl Tip: No matter how you style a bralette, always be aware of colour combinations and overall balance with lines
2. How to Style a Bralette With a Pantsuit
If you want to make a bold and powerful statement wherever you are, this way of styling a bralette is the way to go. Wearing a bralette with a pantsuit is trendy and edgy but, depending on the suit, you can portray a strong image. We suggest going with thick and structured material for the suit. This will help balance the delicacy of the bralette. Since the focus will be on the bralette, you should wear one in which you feel comfortable. For a demure look, opt for a neutral colour palette and your power stilettoes. If you desire a more spirited look, colour blocking is the way to go.
Styl Tip: With a pantsuit and bralette combination, confidence is key. If you feel odd about the amount of skin showing, attempt buttoning up the jacket for a more modest look.
3. As a Crop Top
This is the most obvious way to style a bralette. If you are into the Y2K trend, you can wear a bralette with low rise jeans to be on-trend. The super cute midriff revealing outfit looks best with halter bralettes, lace bralettes and even rib-knit bralettes. As a variation, you can wear the bralette with high waisted pants for less skin exposure. Additionally, you can use long-line bralette tops with shorts to counter-act the hemlines. To add more flair to the outfit, wear a patterned maxi skirt and sandals. All these variations ensure that you are ready for any music festivals that come your way.
4. Over a Shirt
For a classy and sophisticated way to wear a bralette, you must consider styling it over a shirt. You can opt for a button-down, white classic shirt or experiment with colour and cuts. Try contrasting textures like cotton with satin or leather. Even prints and patterns are a great option depending on your style. Avoid delicate bralettes like lace with a shirt under it. The flimsiness of the material will make the entire outfit look unkempt. Pair with your favourite boyfriend jeans pencil skirt or dress pants for different events.
5. Style a Bralette With a Sheer Blouse
If you want to feel sexy but still covered, sheer blouses are ideal for you. You can turn up the sexiness even further by wearing it with a bralette underneath. A sheer shirt made of tulle or organza gives you the perfect opportunity to show off your pretty bralette. This way of styling a bralette offers you immense room for creativity. You can mix materials, textures, patterns and prints as well as colours. This is perfect for a night out in the town with your girls or date night. We suggest going for tops and blouses with a high neckline to avoid conflict with the plunge of the bralette. Pair the tops with jeans, a miniskirt or trousers. Finish with a cute bag and some matching heels.
We hope that this article helped you get some inspiration about how you can style a bralette. Remember that these are just our top five suggestions, but the room for bralette outfits is limitless. For any queries regarding personal styling, contact us at Styl Inc and our team of expert stylists will get in touch with you. Stay tuned to the Styl Inc blogs for more fashion tips and tricks. Until then, stay safe and healthy.
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