Strapless bra underneath swimsuit?

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Chelsey O.

Oct 3, 2013

Chelsey O.

Okay, okay. So I'm a littlee bit bigger up there. My bathing suit doesn't give me the desired support that I want. I'm going to an all nighter with a group of teens Friday night, and we are going to be swimming eventually. I had planned on wearing my white strapless bra underneath it to give me the support that I want. I'm wearing a tankini, and it doesn't show, but I'm just worried something will happen while I'm swimming. :0 I don't have enough time to sew my bra into my bathing suit or buy a "special bra" for swimming. I tried it on and I kind of feel comfortable in it. The picture down below is kind of what the bathing suit looks like. What are your thoughts?

Chelsea V.

Oct 3, 2013

Chelsea V.

I think go for it, just always be cautious incase it shows.
But I honestly think you will be fine!

Maxime M.

Oct 3, 2013

Maxime M.

I think it will show when your bathing suit gets wet, because it will stick tightly to your body (and bra) then.. but even if it shows, I'm sure your friends understand why you do it and they won't mind.. I say go for it. And what a cute bathing suit!

Chelsey O.

Oct 4, 2013

Chelsey O.

Well, I'm leaving in 3 hours and I've decided I'm just going to go for it! This may seem silly, but I went in the shower with it and the bra still doesn't show. Thank you girls! :)

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