A bra top looks bold on the hanger, but in practice it is one of the easier pieces to style once the support is sorted. Most of my fittings start with the bottoms, not the top: a high rise does more to make a bra top wearable than any jacket. From there you can go casual with denim and sneakers, sharpen it with a blazer and trousers, or keep it cool in linen. I'll also tell you below how I size the top itself, because a band that slides up is the one problem no outfit can fix.
Sizing a Bra Top Like a Bra, Not a T-Shirt
Most bra tops are sold in S, M and L, but they fit like lingerie, and that mismatch is behind most of the problems I see. The band does the supporting, not the straps. If the band is loose, the straps take the weight, dig into your shoulders and the front lifts every time you raise your arms.
When I fit one, I check four things in this order:
- The band sits level all the way round and stays put when you lift both arms above your head.
- You can slide two fingers under the band at the back, but no more.
- The neckline lies flat when you lean forward, with no gap at the top of the cups.
- The straps are adjustable or wide enough not to leave red marks after an hour.
If you're between sizes, I'd size for your ribcage and adjust the straps rather than size up for the bust. Look at the lining too. A single layer of jersey looks fine on the hanger and turns sheer in sunlight, while a double-lined or moulded top keeps its shape all day.
1. Black Bra Top With Wide-Leg Trousers
This is the pairing I reach for first when someone is nervous about a black bra top. Wide-leg trousers with a high waist in black, charcoal or cream cover most of the midriff, and the volume in the leg makes the fitted top look deliberate rather than skimpy. Pick a longline top with straps at least a finger wide so they don't dig in under a blazer. A relaxed jacket thrown over it covers you indoors, and pointed flats or loafers keep the line clean. I'd skip a heavy belt here; a slim one is enough to mark the waist.
2. White Bra Top With High-Waisted Jeans
White is where bra tops go wrong most often, because thin white jersey turns translucent in daylight. I only use a ribbed or double-lined white top for this, and I hold it up to a window before I trust it. With high-waisted jeans in a straight, relaxed or gently flared cut, medium blue reads casual and dark wash looks sharper. A striped button-down worn open gives you cover and a little pattern. White sneakers for daytime, tan block-heel sandals if you're heading out later.
3. Satin Bra Top With Blazer And Trousers
Satin under tailoring works because the hard edges of a blazer stop the shine from looking like lingerie. I look for a satin top with wide straps or a longline band, since thin satin straps tend to slip on smooth skin. Keep the trousers and jacket in one colour family, like champagne with cream or navy with midnight, and wear the blazer open or fastened on a single button. One warning: satin shows sweat marks and creases fast, so this is an evening look for dinners and cocktail parties, not a long hot day.
4. Denim Bra Top With White Maxi Skirt
Denim is a stiff fabric, so a denim bra top holds its own shape and doesn't need much help from the rest of the outfit. A white maxi skirt in cotton poplin or a linen blend softens it and covers enough leg to balance the short top. I check that the top has proper cups or a longline cut, because unstructured denim can gape at the neckline when you lean forward. Flat leather sandals keep it relaxed, and espadrille wedges add height without making it dressy. If it turns cool, a cropped white cardigan or a denim jacket in a clearly different wash works better than an exact match.
5. Knit Bra Top With Matching Cardigan
If you're trying a shorter top for the first time, a knit bra top with its matching cardigan is the gentlest way in. The shared texture makes it read as a set, and you control the coverage by wearing the cardigan open, buttoned at the middle or over the shoulders. High-waisted pleated trousers, straight jeans or a smooth midi skirt all sit well underneath. Knit stretches as you wear it, so I always do a sit, walk and arms-up check before I sign off on the underband and straps.
6. Halter Bra Top With Cargo Pants
A halter neck pulls the eye in toward the neck and makes the shoulders look a little broader, which is why it pairs so well with roomy cargo pants. Go for high-waisted cargos with a relaxed leg and flat pockets; bulky side pockets plus a short top can make the hips look wide. Platform sneakers or sporty sandals and a small crossbody bag keep your hands free at a concert. I leave necklaces off with a halter, since the neckline already does that job. Just make sure the top supports you well enough for hours on your feet.
7. Bandeau Bra Top With Oversized Shirt And Shorts
Strapless is the hardest shape to wear for a full day, so I almost always layer an oversized button-down over a bandeau bra top. The bandeau needs to be double-lined with silicone grip at the top edge, or it will roll down by lunchtime. Tailored shorts with a high waist look neater than cutoffs here. Let the shirt hang past the hem of the shorts or tuck one front corner into the waistband for a bit of shape. Flat sandals or canvas sneakers finish it without competing with the layers.
8. Sports Bra Top With Leggings And Bomber Jacket
A proper sports bra already has the support built in, so turning it into a complete athleisure outfit is mostly about matching. I put it with high-rise leggings in the same shade, then a lightweight bomber with a bit of room in it. Running-style sneakers, crew socks and a belt bag make it work for errands and travel. Keep the fabrics on the same finish, all matte or all sleek, because a shiny legging under a matte bra looks like two different outfits. Black, navy, chocolate and deep green look the most put-together.
9. Longline Bra Top With Pleated Midi Skirt
Longline is my default recommendation for anyone who wants a bra top but not a lot of bare midriff. With a high-waisted pleated midi skirt, the hem should finish close to the waistband so only a narrow strip shows. The fitted top settles the movement of the pleats, and keeping both pieces in related colours lengthens you. Slingback flats or low block heels, and a cropped cardigan that ends at the waist rather than past it. Leave out chunky jewellery; it fights with the clean proportions.
10. Corset Bra Top With Tailored Pants
A corset-style bra top has boning and structure, so I keep everything around it plain. High-waisted tailored pants with a straight or wide leg, and a long blazer that falls past the hip to soften the hard shape. Black with ivory is the classic contrast; one colour head to toe looks sleeker. Test it sitting down before you buy, because boning that fits standing can pinch at the ribs once you sit. This one belongs at evening events, not in conservative settings.
11. Sequin Bra Top With Black Jeans
Sequins need plain company. Black high-waisted jeans in a straight or relaxed cut, with no rips, let the sparkle carry the outfit, and a black blazer gives it structure. Keep the shoes black too, ankle boots or pointed pumps, so the colour line runs unbroken. Before buying I turn the top inside out: sequins are stitched through, and an unlined back will scratch your skin within an hour. Silver, gunmetal and black sequins look modern; coloured ones are louder.
12. Metallic Bra Top With Maxi Skirt
Metallic fabric shows every crease and catches the light hard, so I balance it with a skirt that moves. Silver sits best with black, white or charcoal; gold with cream, brown or deep green. A high-rise maxi skirt in satin, jersey or soft pleats keeps the long line. Carry a plain neutral bag rather than a second metallic, which tips it into costume. A cropped blazer or a draped wrap covers the shoulders if the evening runs cold.
13. Red Bra Top With Faux Leather Pants
Red is the focal point here, so everything else has to be quieter. I'd pick a longline or square-neck red bra top and faux leather pants with a straight leg, not a skin-tight pair; a little ease in the pants is what makes the outfit look considered rather than clubby. A black blazer or cropped moto jacket links back to the pants. If true red feels too much, burgundy, brick and deep cherry give the same warmth with less shout. Don't match your lipstick, bag and shoes to the top; one echo is plenty.
14. Pink Bra Top With White Jeans
Pink and white jeans are a spring pairing, and the shade of pink changes the mood a lot: blush behaves almost like a neutral, fuchsia carries the outfit. Heavier white denim matters more than people think, because thin white jeans show pockets and underwear lines. Layer a white linen shirt or pale denim jacket on top when you want cover. I keep the rest of the colours plain and repeat the pink once at most, maybe in a bag strap or a sandal. Too many pastels together starts to look busy.
15. Blue Bra Top With Denim Maxi Skirt
Tonal blue is easy because denim already sits in that family. A navy knit top against medium-wash denim, or pale blue against dark indigo, gives enough contrast that the two pieces don't blur. Check that the high-waisted skirt has a front or side slit; a straight denim maxi without one is hard to walk in. Add a cropped cardigan or a fitted denim jacket, then break up all that blue with a cream, tan or brown bag. Low sneakers by day, pointed flats when you go out later.
16. Green Bra Top With Cargo Skirt
A cargo skirt takes utility dressing in a softer direction, and a green top keeps it in the same outdoorsy palette. Olive on olive reads tonal and calm; lime or emerald against khaki gives more punch. I look for a high-rise midi or maxi with flat patch pockets and enough width to stride in. Chunky sneakers, platform sandals or sturdy boots depending on the weather, plus a compact nylon bag. It's a sensible pick for festivals and long sightseeing days because nothing in it needs fussing.
17. Brown Bra Top With Cream Trousers
Brown and cream is one of my favourite warm neutral pairings because it never looks harsh. Choose a chocolate, espresso or caramel bra top in a smooth knit or structured fabric, then high-waisted cream trousers with a relaxed or wide leg. A brown belt and a light cream blazer make it look tailored. Cream trousers show everything, so check they're lined or opaque. If you'd rather not have a sharp contrast at the waist, a longer top that almost meets the waistband blends the two colours into one line.
18. Neutral Bra Top With Monochrome Suit
A neutral bra top under a matching suit is the closest this trend gets to a shell top. Stay in beige, taupe, stone or soft grey, and let the tones vary slightly so it doesn't look flat. I'd only do this with a double-lined top and wide straps, because a flimsy one under a sharp jacket looks like you forgot your shirt. Pointed pumps, refined loafers or sleek mules, and a slightly darker bag for definition. It's for dinners and social events; a conservative office will still read it as underwear.
19. Printed Bra Top With Solid Midi Skirt
With a printed top, I pull one colour out of the print and use it for the skirt. That single repeat ties the outfit together far better than a neutral would. Florals, geometrics, stripes and abstracts all work as long as the skirt is solid and the cut is simple, an A-line or a bias cut sitting at the natural waist. Carry a bag in a second colour from the print. Keep jewellery to one pair of earrings; a patterned top doesn't need more.
20. Floral Bra Top With Linen Pants
Linen pants with a floral bra top is a holiday outfit, and the print scale is what I check first. Small and medium florals with some neutral in them are far easier to match than large bright blooms. White, beige or soft olive linen keeps it grounded, and an open linen shirt in the same colour as the pants protects your shoulders from sun. Hem the pants properly; linen drags and frays if it sits on the ground. If the straps are thin, look for a supportive band or adjustable ties.
21. Crochet Bra Top With Flowing Maxi Skirt
Crochet is open-work by nature, so the first thing I sort is what goes underneath. Either buy a lined crochet top or wear a skin-tone or matching bandeau under it. A high-waisted cotton or linen maxi skirt in white, cream, rust or olive suits the handmade texture. Flat sandals or woven slides, a structured straw bag and small gold earrings. I keep the palette to two or three colours, because crochet stitches already carry plenty of pattern on their own.
22. Ribbed Bra Top With Denim Shorts
Rib knit is the most forgiving bra top fabric I know: it stretches, it recovers and it stays put. Pick a longline, scoop-neck or racerback version, then high-waisted denim shorts with a relaxed leg opening, which balance a fitted top better than very tight cutoffs. Throw an oversized striped shirt or a light shacket over it. Sit down in the shorts before you commit; what covers you standing can ride up on a bench. Skip heavy distressing if you want it to look tidy.
23. Faux Leather Bra Top With Tailored Trousers
Faux leather is all texture, so I keep the trousers plain: high-waisted, tailored, in black, grey, ivory or camel. A long blazer softens it and still lets the top show. The trade-off is breathability; coated fabric traps heat and sweat, so I only suggest this for cool evenings and air-conditioned rooms. Check that the lining is smooth fabric rather than bare backing, which sticks to skin. Black on black looks dramatic, brown with cream is gentler.
24. Velvet Bra Top With Matching Blazer
Velvet has a pile that soaks up light and looks richest in cooler months, so a velvet top with a coordinating blazer is an autumn and winter evening look. Pair it with high-waisted tailored pants or a long satin skirt. Emerald, navy, plum and burgundy look rich, but black gets the most wear. Here the blazer isn't optional for me; it's what makes the cropped velvet look dressed rather than costume. Keep everything else simple, because velvet plus ornate trims gets heavy very quickly.
25. Bra Top Under A Sheer Button-Down
Under a sheer button-down, the bra top is the opacity layer, so its colour decides the whole effect. Match it to the shirt for a soft, blurred look, or go deliberately darker for contrast. I check the top has a smooth surface, since seams and lace texture show straight through chiffon and organza. Tuck the shirt into high-waisted trousers, a midi skirt or straight jeans, buttoned up or left open. It solves the old problem of what to wear under a see-through shirt without a basic camisole.
26. Bra Top With Open White Shirt And Jeans
An open white shirt is the quickest fix for a bra top and jeans that feel too bare. Start with a black, brown or bright fitted top and high-waisted straight-leg jeans. Crisp cotton gives the shirt structure; linen falls softer and wrinkles more, which some people like. Roll the sleeves and leave it untucked. If the top is very small, choose jeans with a fuller leg so the proportions balance. Through the day you can knot the shirt at the waist or button it up as your plans change.
27. Bra Top With Blazer And Tailored Shorts
Tailored shorts are my answer when someone wants a bra top in summer but finds denim cutoffs too casual. A high waist and a longer inseam matter, and a matching blazer turns it into a three-piece suit. Neutrals look polished, while a pastel or saturated suit is a louder choice. Loafers, slingbacks or low heels keep it tailored. It's good for lunches and rooftop gatherings, but I'd leave it out of formal workplaces.
28. Bra Top With Cardigan And Satin Skirt
Here the mix of fabrics does the styling: a fitted top, a soft cardigan and fluid satin. The satin skirt should sit high enough that it nearly meets the top's hem. A cropped cardigan keeps the waist on show; a longer relaxed one covers more. I'd wear ballet flats or kitten heels with it. Satin creases where you sit, so steam the skirt just before you leave. Cream, camel and chocolate together look calm, and a pastel cardigan lifts a neutral base for milder days into cool evenings.
29. Bra Top With Trench Coat And Jeans
A trench coat gives a bra top and jeans a long, structured outer line that hides almost everything when you want it to. Use a fitted black, white or neutral top and high-waisted straight denim, then a tan trench left open or loosely belted. I choose a heavier top fabric for this, such as rib or thick jersey, because a flimsy summer bra top looks out of season next to a coat. Loafers, ankle boots or clean sneakers depending on the weather. It's a spring and autumn outfit for mild city days.
30. Bra Top With Denim Jacket And Cargo Pants
Denim jacket plus cargo pants is a casual streetwear frame, and the bra top should be the plainest thing in it. A fitted black, white or grey top, high-rise cargos in olive, beige or charcoal, and a slightly oversized jacket to balance the narrow top. Cargos already have pockets and flaps, so I avoid heavily ripped denim on top of all that detail. Retro sneakers or practical boots, plus a belt bag. Comfortable for concerts and travel days.
31. Bra Top With Leather Jacket And Maxi Skirt
The key is jacket length. A leather moto that ends at or near the waist keeps the long line of the maxi skirt intact; a longer jacket chops it in half. Under it, a fitted bra top, and a high-waisted column, bias-cut or flowing skirt in black, cream or a muted print. Ankle boots add grit, sleek sneakers dress it down. Choose silver or gold hardware and jewellery, not both. Handy in changeable weather when you're going in and out of heated rooms.
32. Bra Top With Shacket And Leggings
For a comfort day, I go supportive bra top, high-rise leggings and a shacket long enough to cover the hips. The heavier shirt-jacket fabric hides the leggings' seat and gives a nice contrast with the fitted base. Neutrals look streamlined, or let a plaid shacket be the pattern. Chunky sneakers, crew socks and a crossbody bag. If you expect to move a lot, pick a top made for exercise; it can turn into a workout outfit once the shacket comes off.
33. Bra Top With Bolero And Midi Skirt
A bolero covers the arms and upper back but leaves the neckline and waist on show, which makes it a smart middle ground. Pair it with a high-waisted midi skirt, A-line for structure or satin bias-cut for movement. A matching knit set looks tidy; contrasting textures look more personal. Check the sleeves while reaching forward, since a tight bolero pulls across the back. It's a lighter alternative to a cardigan for showers, lunches and gallery visits.
34. Bra Top With Wrap Skirt And Sandals
Wrap skirts adjust to your waist, which is why I like them with fitted tops. Look for a high-waisted midi or maxi with an inner tie, not just one outer bow, or the overlap will open as you walk. A solid top with a printed skirt is easy, and a matching set is even easier for holidays. Strappy flat sandals or espadrilles, an oversized linen shirt for shoulder cover, and a woven bag. Before you leave, sit down and take a few steps to check how much the overlap shifts.
35. Bra Top With Linen Shirt And Matching Pants
A linen shirt and pant set with a bra top underneath is one of the most practical travel outfits I know. Choose wide-leg, high-waisted pants and an oversized shirt in white, beige, blue or olive. A top in the same shade gives a single column of colour; black or brown underneath adds contrast. Wear the shirt open, knotted or half-buttoned. Linen breathes in heat but creases the moment you sit, so accept the wrinkles as part of the look. Flat sandals and a woven bag keep it neat.
36. Bra Top With Matching Maxi Skirt
A matching top and skirt set takes the guesswork out entirely. I'd look for a set with a high-rise skirt and a top with wide straps or a longline band, because many sets come with very skimpy tops. Solid colours look sleek, small prints add movement, and the continuous fabric makes you look taller. Throw on a cropped cardigan, a linen blazer or a wrap for cover. One accessory with presence, like sculptural earrings, is enough; it's a strong holiday choice.
37. Bra Top With Parachute Pants And Sneakers
Parachute pants have a lot of volume, and a compact bra top is what stops the outfit looking shapeless. Choose high-waisted pants with a drawstring and not too much gathering, then a fitted ribbed, sporty or halter top. An unzipped track jacket or cropped windbreaker adds another layer. Retro sneakers keep it walkable. On a petite frame, cinch the hem at the ankle so the fabric doesn't swallow you. Stick to two colours, like black and grey or brown and cream.
38. Bra Top With High-Waisted Bermuda Shorts
Bermuda shorts cover more than cutoffs and still feel like summer. With a bra top, I like a longline style, because its longer band balances the knee-length shorts better than a tiny top would. Tailored or denim, high-waisted, then an oversized blazer for town or an open cotton shirt for a looser look. Loafers make it neat; sneakers or sandals relax it. Watch the overall volume: a big blazer plus wide shorts can swamp you, so let one piece be relaxed and keep the other closer.
39. Bra Top With Pleated Trousers And Loafers
Pleated trousers and loafers turn a simple bra top into a daytime outfit with some polish. The high waist covers most of the stomach, and front pleats give room through the hip so the trousers don't pull. Add a light blazer, cardigan or button-down worn open. Leather loafers, a slim belt and a structured bag in the same colour make it cohesive. Black, cream, camel and navy are easy here. I'd keep it to weekends and relaxed creative workplaces.
40. Bra Top With A-Line Midi Skirt
An A-line midi does the balancing for you: the waistband marks your narrowest point and the hem flares out away from the fitted top. Choose a high-rise skirt in cotton poplin, denim, linen or structured satin. A square-neck or longline bra top gives more coverage than a tiny triangle shape, which I'd keep for the beach. Slingback flats or clean sneakers both suit it. If you need a layer, use a cropped cardigan or a jacket that ends at the waist so the skirt still shows its shape.
41. Bra Top With Mini Skirt And Oversized Blazer
Bra top plus mini skirt is a lot of skin, so the oversized blazer is doing real work here. It should finish near the skirt hem or just below it. I'd choose a high-waisted A-line or tailored mini rather than a bodycon one. Loafers and crew socks make it preppy; ankle boots give it more edge. If either the top or skirt is bold, keep the other plain. Check the skirt length in a mirror from behind before you head out.
42. Bra Top With Straight-Leg Jeans And Heels
Straight-leg jeans are the easiest base for a dressier bra top. Pick high-waisted denim with a clean full-length hem and little or no distressing, then a structured, satin or lightly embellished top. Pointed pumps or strappy block heels and an oversized blazer finish it. Dark wash looks the most polished; medium blue relaxes it. The one combination I talk people out of is a very low rise with a very short top, which leaves a big band of skin few people actually want.
43. Bra Top With Flared Jeans And Platform Shoes
Flares that fit close through the hip and widen below the knee give a long, slightly seventies line that suits a fitted top. A halter, square neck or longline bra top works best. The hem needs to clear the ground, so pair them with platforms or boots that match the length you had them hemmed to. I'd use a cropped jacket, not a long coat, to keep the waist defined. Dark denim is the smarter option, faded blue the casual one.
44. Bra Top With Pinstripe Trousers And Sneakers
Pinstripes make even a plain bra top look tailored. Choose high-waisted pinstripe trousers with a relaxed leg, and a solid top in either the stripe colour or the base colour. Add a boxy blazer for a full suit, or an open white shirt to keep it looser. Clean leather sneakers make a good contrast with the formal stripe. Brown pinstripe feels softer than navy or grey. Keep the top smooth and plain so it doesn't fight the stripe.
45. All-Black Bra Top Outfit
All black lets you mix shapes and fabrics without any colour clash, but it also makes bad fit very obvious. Start with a supportive black bra top and high-waisted trousers, jeans or a maxi skirt, then add a blazer, leather jacket or long cardigan for the season. Vary the surfaces, such as rib knit with smooth tailoring or matte denim with a touch of satin, so it doesn't look flat in photos. I check that waistbands lie smooth and the outer layer hangs straight, because in one colour every bump shows.
46. Black And White Bra Top Outfit
Black and white keeps a bra top outfit graphic and clean. A black top with white wide-leg pants is the version I'd try first, or flip it with a white top and black midi skirt. Add a layer in one of the two colours. Match the shoes to the darker piece to ground it. Metal jewellery stays out of the way; if you want an accent, use one red, green or cobalt accessory and stop there. It moves easily from daytime to evening.
47. Color-Block Bra Top Outfit
Colour blocking lets a plain bra top do something without a print. Pick two or three solid colours with real contrast, such as cobalt and orange or pink and red. Let the top be one colour and the trousers or midi skirt another, and repeat one of them in the shoes or bag instead of adding a new shade. A neutral blazer calms the palette if it feels loud. If strong colour makes you nervous, start with one saturated top over soft neutral bottoms.
48. Petite Bra Top Outfit With High-Rise Pants
On a petite frame, every horizontal break shortens you, so I keep the top and pants close in colour and the gap between them small. A longline bra top that finishes near the waistband of high-rise, full-length trousers is the starting point. A cropped jacket suits you better than a long one, which can swamp a small frame. Pointed shoes or platforms add a little height. Hem wide-leg trousers so they just touch the shoe; extra fabric pooling at the ankle cuts you off.
49. Plus-Size Bra Top Outfit With Wide-Leg Jeans
For a plus-size bra top outfit, support comes before everything else: adjustable straps, a firm underband and enough cup depth to move without spilling. A longline style spreads the band pressure and stays put better. Pair it with high-waisted wide-leg jeans that sit flat without digging in. An oversized blazer, open shirt or light duster covers the sides and back if you want. There's no need to bury the waist under bulky layers; pieces that skim the body and are easy to adjust always look better.
50. Bra Top Outfit For Women Over 40
Age doesn't rule out a bra top; the cut and the layer around it are what change. I'd pick a substantial longline design with wider straps and a neckline you're comfortable in, worn under a relaxed blazer, linen shirt or coordinated cardigan. High-waisted tailored trousers or a flowing midi skirt keep the visible skin to a narrow strip. Loafers, slingbacks or polished sandals suit it better than very casual trainers. The aim isn't to look younger, just to wear the shape with good fabric, real support and coverage you've chosen.
How Much Skin Shows Between Hem and Waistband
The strip of skin between the bottom of the top and your waistband decides whether a bra top looks casual, dressy or too much. I control it with the rise of the bottoms, not with the top alone.
- Barely there: a longline top with high-waisted trousers or a midi skirt. This is the version I'd wear to dinners and daytime events.
- A few inches: a standard bra top with high-rise jeans. Relaxed and easy for weekends.
- A lot: any top with a mid or low rise. Fine for a festival or the beach, harder to wear anywhere else.
Sit down before you decide. High waistbands drop a little when you sit and tops ride up, so the gap you see standing in the mirror usually doubles in a chair. An open shirt or blazer covers it whenever you need.
Elastic Hates a Hot Dryer
A bra top relies on its elastic band and straps, and heat is what wears them out. I wash mine cold on a gentle cycle in a mesh bag, or by hand, and always dry them flat. Tumble drying makes the band go slack and wavy, and once that happens it won't hold you in place again.
Store moulded cups nested together rather than folded in half, so they don't crease. Satin and sequin tops should hang or lie flat, since sequins catch on knits. If you rotate between two or three tops, the elastic gets time to recover and each one lasts longer.
A Bra Top Is Only as Good as Its Underband
Almost every outfit above follows the same logic: a high rise or a long layer balancing a short, fitted top. Get the band and straps right first, then decide how much skin you want and choose the bottoms to suit. Before a long day out, do the sit, walk and arms-up test, and adjust whatever slides. Ignore rules about age or body type and go by what feels secure on you. Start with a dark longline bra top and high-waisted trousers, and build outwards from there.
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