However the soft and sheer fabric of this bra really melded to my chest and seemed to stretch to fit throughout my hour-to-hour fluctuations (plus it was pretty enough to peek from beneath a big, cozy cardigan). Something else worth noting: I need a less common size (usually a 30 or 32 F), and I’m also winding down my breastfeeding journey of nine months, so the state of my boobs is a bit of a moving target throughout the day.
I begrudgingly wore all day after taking my obligatory selfies and I reached for it the next day, too, when I wasn’t required to put it on again. However, much like how Good American wore me down, so now has SKIMS - the underwire bra I received to test was the perfect combination of comfortable and supportive. In general I am skeptical of celebrity-owned brands (with the exception of The Row and Victoria Beckham, both of which are welcome to my entire bank account), but you can double that sentiment to anything run by the Kardashian industrial complex. “To be totally transparent, I’ve resisted trying SKIMS for a really long time. I’m happy to report I’ve officially called a truce on underwire bras.” - Angela Melero, executive editor Also, the sleek look of the style makes it perfect to layer under a cropped black blazer for a sexy, casual fall look (especially when paired with roomy light-wash denim - so ‘90s!). I wasn’t left with indents or marks when I took off my bra at the end of the day, which I appreciated. The soft, seamless design and lighter, less-rigid underwire was cushioned nicely, so it didn’t dig into my body. Truly, the ‘braless’ feel promised actually delivers. However, in recent years, I’ve slowly found myself warming more and more to the idea of a bra with more support, and this new launch from SKIMS seemed like a comfier option than I’ve experienced in the past. I like my bras to feel like, well, nothing and the underwire options I’ve tried over the years have left me marked and poked and generally uncomfortable. The former I’ve had little control over, but the latter has been quelled with a nice assortment of bralettes and bandeau styles. “I’ve had two main arch nemeses in my life: hormonal acne and underwire bras. We may receive a portion of sales if you purchase a product through a link in this article. Then, shop the exact bras to add into your own undergarment rotation. If your interest in the new SKIMS underwire bras is piqued, continue ahead to see how the different styles fared with three editors. Then, there’s the Weightless Collection, which offers shaping and lifting, while The No Show Collection is for those who want a bra-less feel, sizing ranges from 32A to 46DDD and 32A to 44D, respectively.
As for the newer categories, you’ll find underwire options in The Naked Collection which, as the name suggests, offers next-to-naked comfort (sizes range from XXS to 5X and S-DD to L-DD - the latter sizes feature larger cups to accommodate a fuller bust).
You’ll find that the supportive design was integrated into SKIMS existing Cotton Jersey and Fits Everybody line. The launch features eight new styles across several collections of underwire bras. She recently dropped several new underwire bras for SKIMS - a brand that needs no introduction - and TZR editors got their hands on several to try on, and review. However, there is an industry player ready to take on the challenge of designing one you might actually like, and wear every day: Kim Kardashian. And with many people still in a hybrid work environment, the undergarment all but feels futile. Regardless, almost everyone has an opinion on this polarizing style because they’re often not as comfortable as you freeing the nip or wearing a bralette. Underwire bras - you either never wear them or, perhaps, tolerate their presence out of necessity since they support your boobs.
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