Women's fashion is anything but dull. Racks contain everything from tailored white shirts to soft flowing skirts and ripped jeans. The choice is endless. Not so, it appears, when it comes to buying bras for busty women. Napier woman Charde Heremaia was frustrated to find bland black, white or cream
Editorial: Holding forth on big bras
By Tracey Chatterton
Northern Advocate·
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Tracey Chatterton.
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Now, Rose and Thorne lingerie, who make lingerie for The Warehouse, have offered to fly Miss Heremaia up to head office in Auckland to meet the design team.
She will be fitted to help her find a solution to her bra dilemma. Hopefully, more manufacturers will take time to think about the lovely shapes and sizes women come in.
- Tracey Chatterton is chief reporter of Hawkes Bay Today.
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