Torrid's new Seductive Bra Collection™ combines carefree comfort with a sexy look. The Seductive Collection is made to fit your body so you forget you're wearing a bra, but get all the lift and support you need to accentuate your killer curves.

Spotlight your decolletage with the Sultry Balconette. It supports and lifts, giving you a beautifully shelved bust.

Can't hold up a strapless bra? Think again! The Sizzling Strapless is made with you in mind, giving you the support and lift you didn't think possible with a strapless. They come with wide, clear straps for those who need a little reassurance.

Dare to take the deep plunge. The Sensuous Plunge holds your assets in place in even the most revealing tops.

With wider, convertible straps, a stronger support system and molded cups, the Seductive Collection fits your lifestyle and fits your body.

Bra Fit And Care Guide

Now that you've found the perfect bra, our bra experts give you advice to make sure it fits like a dream. Finding the correct fitting bra will make all your clothes look like your best outfit.

You'll feel comfortable and look better! Get fitted every 6 months, because your body changes, especially if you're a teen, recently gave birth or lost or gained weight.


5 Easy Bra Fitting Tips

When trying on a bra, try these 5 easy tips to ensure a fabulous fit.

1. Lean forward so your breasts fill the cup.

2. Next, adjust the bra straps.

3. Pull the bra down in the back so it lies just below the shoulder blades and so it's in line with the front of the bra.

4. The front center panel should lay flat against your breastbone…if it doesn't, the cup is too small.

5. A great fitting bra should feel great with no poking, gaps or rolls.

Bonus Tip: All sizes have what's called a "sister size." Take your normal bra size and go down one band size and up one cup size (For example: 38C should fit the same as a 36D.)


Bra Fit Q & A

Q: Why doesn't my bra lie flat in the front?
A: The cups are too small--try a larger cup size.

Q: My bra rides up in the back.
A: Adjust the hook and eye closure to tighten the band and/or loosen bra straps. If you're on the tightest hook and it still rides up, try a bra in a smaller band size.

Q: My bust line sags in this bra.
A: Try shortening the straps.

Q: The cups of my bra are wrinkling.
A: Bulges at the top or sides mean the cup size is too small. Wrinkles in the cup means the bra cup is too large.

Q: My straps keep sliding off.
A: Tighten the straps.

Q: I have skin rolls coming from underneath the band.
A: The band is too small. Try a larger band size.

Caring for Your Seductive Collection Bra

Your bras will stay beautiful and last longer with a little care. Hand wash in cold water and hang dry. If you absolutely have to machine wash, use a lingerie bag, non-chlorine bleach and the delicate cycle.

Bra Terminology

Here are a few basic bra terms to help your shopping and fitting experience go smoothly.

Back closure: The bra closure that hooks in the back, usually 2-3 hook and eye clasps.
Back wings: The outer base of the cups that wraps around and closes in the back.
Center gore: The cup connector in the front center.
Channeling: The underwire casing.
Convertible: A bra with detachable straps that can be moved to be worn under different styles of tops.
Cookie: The foam insert found in the plunge bra. They are removable and give you more lift when you want it.
Frame: The anchor to which the cups and sides are attached.
Molded cups: Machine-made cups that are designed to mirror the natural shape of a woman's breasts.
Rings and slides: The mechanical part of the strap that makes the strap adjustable.
Seamless cups: Our bras have no seam in the molded cup which makes for a better fit.
Stretch straps: We use a low-stretch strap to give more control and comfort while reducing bounce.
Underwire: A thin, flexible wire that supports the cups.