A balcony bra's design is not flattering on everyone, though. Not every woman is as #UniqueLikeYou - we come in different shapes and sizes. Some women's shoulders may be more narrow or slope in a way that a balconette's wider straps cause discomfort and feel tight.

The wide-set straps of the balcony bra offer your breast a lift, but it's more natural and less noticeable than a push-up. The balconette style is an excellent choice for women with lower, or shallow breasts who want gentle shaping, not a lift that's too conspicuous.

Balconette bras are great for many different breast shapes, particularly those with small breasts, round breasts, athletic breasts and teardrop-shaped breasts. Balconette bras and their sister style (the demi bra) have the advantage of creating fullness on the top of the breasts, lifting from the bottom.

What is aBalconette Bra? A balconette is a popular shape as it offers a rounded look and great support with less coverage than a full cup style. The straps tend to be a little wider-set and join at the side of the cup rather than the centre.

If you need a push-up effect without wearing a push-up bra, a balconette bra can do the job for you. With half coverage cups and underwires, it creates a visible cleavage which makes your breasts look fuller and rounder under low necklines.

The Balconette Bra is surely one of the flirtier bra styles. They enhance your cleavage naturally by offering a little less coverage than a demi-cup bra. While the cups provide less coverage, there is still ample support from the underwire and vertical seams under the cups.

Balconette bras are your sexier wear-everyday bra. They give breasts a natural lift while enhancing the cleavage. Its wide-set straps create a more open neckline. This is a particularly appealing option if you're wearing a lower-cut top.

If you need a push-up effect without wearing a push-up bra, a balconette bra can do the job for you. With half coverage cups and underwires, it creates a visible cleavage which makes your breasts look fuller and rounder under low necklines.

A balconette bra makes women look sexy and enhances cleavage naturally. But with their cup styles and wider straps, balconette bras are a best bet for women who have broad shoulders and firmer breasts. As these balconette bras are so versatile, for some women, they're even super comfortable for everyday wear.

A minimiser bra is the opposite from a push up bra. It is a bra that makes your breast look smaller without any discomfort! As it is designed for bigger breasts it provides the right support and comfort.

Push up bras are designed to push your breasts up and together, so if you're looking to get that classic cleavage look with wide-set breasts, then push up bras are a must. Look for bras that concentrate the padding on the outer sides of the bra, which will help push your breasts towards the center of your chest.

The best bras for saggy breasts tend to be demi-cups or boast a plunge or balconette style, rather than being full-cup bras. This ensures that your breasts receive adequate support and coverage whilst minimising risks of gaping.

Wired Or Plunge Bras They usually have padding on the sides that increase the appearance of your cup size. A plunge bra also has a low cut than a normal bra. If it has wires underneath, your breasts will be pushed upwards, and they will come together to create an illusion of large breasts and dense cleavage.

As Dr. Cynthia S. Vaughn, a spokesperson for the American Chiropractic Association, once told me, wearing a bra as a small-chested woman is "not so much for current times, but for later in life." That said, if you prefer to go braless, more power to you.

Padded bras: If you want to look bigger in the bust try wearing a padded bra. A padded bra contains padding along the cups to add some volume to your breast size and make them look bigger. There are various types of padded bras depending on how much enhancement you want such as lightly padded and heavily padded.

A good rule of thumb is three everyday bras - think one on your body, one in the drawer ready to wear, and one in the wash. We recommend: Two in a neutral or skin tone shade, like Mocha or Taupe. At least one darker color, like Black or Espresso, for outfit variety.