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This Flattering Bra Style Is Seriously Underrated

Like any other area of fashion, when it comes to lingerie, there are endless styles to pick and choose from. Whether it’s cotton bralettes for everyday ensembles or lace bodysuits you can wear in (and out) of the bedroom, the list of trends can feel daunting. As tempting as it is to fall into a pattern with your favorites, there’s one lingerie style you might be seriously overlooking: longline bras.

Not that there’s anything wrong with your bras of the standard T-shirt variety or pretty lace bralettes, but there’s something to be said about wearing lingerie that provides a little more coverage—even if it’s just a few inches further down your ribcage. Wear this sleek style underneath your favorite tops for your next night out, or if you’re feeling really daring, place one under a blazer for an It girl–approved ensemble.

Ready to add this style to your drawers? Below, you’ll find the best longline bras we could find on the market. Get ready to add these to your carts.

Silk bras are undeniably pretty.
La Pera knows best.
For underneath your T-shirts.
Lace over everything.
Lave over everything.
Wear this under your favorite going-out top.
Layer underneath sheer tops.
Plunge-bra perfection.
White lace adds a pretty touch.
Simple and classic.
A little embroidery goes a long way.
Sports bras can be longline too.
Who doesn’t want to wear a satin bra?
Retro rewind.
Feel ultra confident in this.
Simple and chic.
This bra is here to support you.
Spring-ready.
A twist on a classic.
Sheer perfection.

Next, these affordable lingerie brands still feel high-end.



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