After massive success in the US, lingerie label Evelyn & Bobbie has recently launched into John Lewis, and is quickly gaining a loyal fanbase of UK shoppers. I have heard endless good things about the ...

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It has taken me years (and a few dressing-room meltdowns) to find a bra that supports, sculpts, and defends against nip slips without a single pinch. And one thing I’ve learned about bra ...

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When I first put the Performance Flex Bra on, I had mixed feelings. The straps looked notably thick, and I worried they might ...