Plunge neck blouses, strapless cholis, deep back blouses, halter neck kurtis and all super chic blouses – all look fabulous but come with their own share of issues. What lingerie to pair them with? While the market is full of different styles of bras and fashion tapes, every outfit and blouse needs a specific style of innerwear.

For instance, you got the blouse of your dreams made with your lehenga, but are confused about the right bra to wear under it. What do you do? Well, getting the pads stitched into the blouse is always a good idea, but that has to be done in the best way with the best fitting, otherwise that can really backfire and look ill-fitting. Say hello to bras, body tapes and nipple pasties. All you need to do is – bookmark this story for when you go shopping and you are set!

Strapless Blouses and Outfits

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A good fitting strapless bra or tube bra will do the trick. Ensure that you get measured properly at a good lingerie store before you pick the bra. This will help you to get a good fit, which is crucial for any good strapless bra. If bras are not your vibe, a crossbody fashion tape will also work to help you wear that gorgeous strapless outfit.

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Plunge Neck and Deep Backs Blouses

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Plunge neck blouses are all the rage and we love them too – especially the Sabyasachi ones. While most good blouses will have built-in pads, at times you want extra coverage or more lift. This is where body tape or stick on pads will come to your rescue.

You can wear the body tape vertically, starting from under the bust area up to the shoulder or lower to give a good lift. Or you can have stick-on cups that help do the same! A lot of brands have also come with plunge neck bras that can give you a more comfortable lift. Do remember to take your blouse along, so that there is no peek-a-boo later!

Different Blouse Necklines

Tie Back Blouse

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Stick on cups or body tape will do the trick for you!

Bralette Style Boat Neck Blouses

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Nipple pasties or body tape is the perfect bet for these styles of blouses!

Asymmetrical Blouse

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A good fitting strapless bra or a tube bra is a good pick. You can also use stick-on cups for this blouse style!

Choli Cut Blouse

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Balconette Bra or something with a low Demi-cup.

Deep Neck Blouse

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A U-Plunge bra or a push-up bra if you want more cleavage!

Plunging Neckline

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A Deep plunge V-bra or stick on bra with drawstrings.

Front plunging and backless

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Nipple pasties are your best best for this kind of a neckline.

V neck blouse

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A V-neck bra or stick-on bra with a drawstring if you want more cleavage.

Off Shoulder Blouse

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A strapless bra is your best bet for this blouse type. An easier option is to have the pads sewn into the blouse.

Halter Neck Blouse

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A halter bra with a criss-cross or X back is ideal for this kind of a blouse.

Boat Neck Blouse

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Ideally, for a neckline like this, you should pick a blouse which already has the pads attached to it. If not, a strapless bra is ideal.

Deep Strappy Back Blouse

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Attached pads to the front or a stick on bra is best for this kind of back.

Scoop Back Blouse

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A bra with low convertible bra straps is ideal for this style.

Sheer Back Blouse

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Since you wouldn't want anything to ruin the beauty of the back, attached pads or stick on bra or pasties are ideal.

Keyhole Back Blouse

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Pasties or bras with exceptionally low back straps are ideal for this style.

Plunge or Low Back

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A bra with low convertible bra straps is ideal for this kind of a blouse, or so are stick on ones.

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