Style 911: Shop bras for nursing, full coverage and more

A key part of a woman’s wardrobe is properly fitted everyday bra. Sometimes, finding the right size, fit, and style might be a challenge.
“Good Morning America” tapped intimate apparel expert Laura Burke to help share tips if you are bra hunting.
One tip Burke shared is that revisiting and reconsidering your bra size at different stages in life is important.
“One of the things that happens when we age is we lose a lot of the volume on the top of our breasts —sometimes it’s harder to fill out a structured contour cup,” Burke said.
Based on advice from Burke, lifestyle expert Lori Bergamotto hand-picked top-rated and reviewed bras for a handful of different needs.
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“Our expert highly recommends these Lace Minimizers for women who have fuller cups to help minimize,” Bergamotto says.
Though the bra is unlined it does have a cotton-wrapped underwire for a comfortable lift — plus, it ranges from a 34C to a 46DDD at an unbeatable price.
If you’re nursing you may have bought a bra that’s more for lounging and being near the baby — but what about after? This Miss Anita Bra has a snap-down clip so you can unsnap with just one hand. The structure allows for support and smoothing while accommodating a larger range of sizes from 32B to 42G.
This Chantelle bra received rave reviews from our expert for soft support. It also received a high mark from our model for the comfortable unlined underwire.