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Is it tacky for your bra to kind of show when you wear a white top/blouse? What I mean is the shirt is light in color and slightly fitted so you can see in the indentations of the bra straps/band on your back, and of course the bra is a conservative color/beige.
If your bra is beige, under the white shirt....then that is just the way it has to be. Especially if it is a uniform shirt/outfit. Indentations just show you are adhering to the dress requirements of whatever company you are working for.
Ok, it is a white V-neck from old navy, made of cotton. Really would not call this sheer. The reason for the indentations is because the shirt is semi-fitted, which Old Navy does a lot of tops in this style. Some are fitted, some are loose, etc.
Ok, it is a white V-neck from old navy, made of cotton. Really would not call this sheer. The reason for the indentations is because the shirt is semi-fitted, which Old Navy does a lot of tops in this style. Some are fitted, some are loose, etc.
No, the reason for the indentations is because the shirt is too small. A shirt that is fitted in the right size is very different than a shirt that is obviously too small.
With a white shirt/blouse one can wear either a white or beige/nude color bra. But in any case one shouldn't be able to see due to indentations to the bra.
This is what I am talking about. Obviously a shirt this light in color will show undergarments more than a dark color would. Just asking if it's tacky if you can see an outline of a bra. OUTLINE, no indentations, should have not used that word.
Just like with tank tops in the summer, some women let their bra straps show, some wear strapless bras, etc.
This is what I am talking about. Obviously a shirt this light in color will show undergarments more than a dark color would. Just asking if it's tacky if you can see an outline of a bra. OUTLINE, no indentations, should have not used that word.
Just like with tank tops in the summer, some women let their bra straps show, some wear strapless bras, etc.
They make "t-shirt" bras - bras made to be worn under shirts like that - the bras are smoother and unadorned. Looks better than outlines or "indentions"
I think depending on how much the outline shows or how the outfit drapes overall, it could be tacky, it could be just fine.
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