I genuinely believe that having a correctly fitting bra is of absolute importance to all women. Not only will it provide comfort and support but will make clothes hang much better. See my
previous post on this subject to see the difference it made to me.
It is also important to check regularly that your bras still fit. Not only does body shape change over time and also with any gain or loss of weight, but elastic stretches and regular washing affects the bras. So this is today's mission for me, having lost some weight my bras are just not fitting right anymore so it's off to the shops for me. And whilst on this subject I would like to publicly complain about the lack of shops which cater for smaller band sizes. I am very limited in where I can look for bras because of this. However, big praise for M&S who do stock a fantastic range of sizes.
So use the following tips to make sure you get the best fit.
1. measure under your bust this is your band size - you don't need to add anything.
2. measure around the fullest part, the difference between this and your band size is your cup size.
3. keep trying on lots and lots of different styles and sizes until you find one which fits perfectly. Each different brand has it's own shapes and sizes and you will probably find that there is a brand which works just right for you.
4. you should only be able to get 1 or 2 fingers under the band. It will feel tight if you have been wearing a larger band size - this is fine the band is where the support comes from.
Trying out Picasa collages today as you can see. I was totally lacking inspriation this morning so just did waht I always do in these situations - all black and lots of eyeliner!! I tied in the brown boots with the brown necklace and figured the colour of my hair helped it to work. It's lovely and warm today so no need for a jacket at all.
It's nice being able to go back and start wearing loads of the stuff which it has been too warm for. 
ch way so we have started cycling to school everyday. It's playing havoc with my wardrobe choices and I am not even thinking about the lack of options hair wise. Anyway, I have mastered cycling in heels so that's not a problem, but this is about the only skirt I can wear. It's not just a case of decency, cycling shorts were invented for a reason, but shape as well. Anything remotely tight makes getting on the bike impossible and anything long is just dangerous. So, do I have to give up on skirts all together?
I'm still trying to find a good spot in the house where I can take photos. Lots of experimenting to come I think. As for these boots. I can't get enough of them. Might have to invest in another pair of OTKs so I get some variety.
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