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So you’ve found the perfect sheer top for your lazy summer day or a night out on the town. But when it comes to more transparent materials, it’s equally important to find a bra that enhances your look. Keep reading to learn everything you need to know about choosing the right bra for under sheer fabrics, and shop Negative’s versatile bra collection today.
A balconette is a bra with wide-set straps and cups. This style is great for under sheer tops because it features a symmetrical and stylish lower neckline and a sleek, smoothed silhouette.
Like its name indicates, a triangle bra is an unstructured bra made of triangle cups. This minimal style is chic and simple with a contour that is sure to really complete your outfit.
A longline bra is a bra style with a band that extends down the torso for a smoothing look and extra support. This vintage-inspired silhouette can serve as a great fashion statement under sheer tops.
A bandeau is a strapless band of fabric that wraps around your chest for structure and support. This can be a super-simple and streamlined option for under sheer tops.
There’s nothing wrong with a little lift, but if you opt for a super padded bra style, it might look bulky under delicate fabrics.
Racerback bras feature crisscross straps, which are great for under t-back tanks, but under see-through fabric, the unconventional design might look out of place.
Sports bras are ideal for wearing during workouts, but under a sheer and delicate top, they will likely appear too thick and high coverage.
Full-coverage bras feature a higher neckline, and will likely poke out over the top of delicate sheer tops.
If you’re looking to add an elegant, decorative touch under your sheer top, opt for a lace bra. For a stylish and effortlessly modern take on lace, check out Negative’s stretchy and supportive Serpente snakeskin lace styles.
For a sophisticated and soft look, try a silk bra under your sheer shirt.
Sheer on sheer. Need we say more?
When in doubt, wear cotton. This soft, smoothing, and easy-to-wear fabric adds a classic twist to any outfit.
Ribbed fabrics can cause unnatural bumps and lines under sheer fabrics and should be avoided.
Velvet is often very textured, causing it to look heavy and dense under sheer fabrics.
While lightly sequined fabrics can add a playful flare to your look, bras with bulky beads will likely appear bumpy under thin material.
Spandex can be shiny, which could clash with a soft and delicate sheer fabric.
Bras with foam cups should be avoided under sheer tops, as they can appear chunky and spongy and stick out like a sore thumb under thin fabrics.
If you want your bra to blend in, try to find a color that closely matches your skin tone. Soft beiges and muted pinks also work well under sheer white tops.
There’s nothing more classic than neutrals like black, white, and gray, and when you wear one of these tones under a sheer top, your bra will pop in all the right ways.
If you want to stand out with your bra and top pairing, consider a luxurious color like red or deep green. For something a little bit more playful, find a pastel color that speaks to you.
Going for something a little more laid back? We recommend cooler earth tones and rich neutrals.
Want to make a statement with your outfit? We suggest choosing a color that truly pops under your sheer shirt, such as cobalt blue, patterns like polka dots or stripes, or neon.
Whatever kind of bra you’re in the market for, Negative has you covered. Our collection offers a wide range of styles that would pair perfectly with a sheer top, including sleek and simple micromesh garments, eye-grabbing stretchy snakeskin-inspired Serpente lace, glossy and silky styles, and more. Start shopping today and find a bra that effortlessly completes your look.