The braless-under-a-crop-top look is everywhere right now, and it is one of those styles that looks effortless when done right. But going truly braless works for some people and not for others, and even those who can pull it off often want a little coverage or support. Here is how to get the no-bra look with a safety net.
The Braless-But-Covered Trick: Nipple Covers
Non-Adhesive Nipple Covers give you the appearance of going braless while keeping you covered. Under a crop top, they are completely invisible -- no outlines, no show-through, just a smooth, natural look. This is the move when you love the braless aesthetic but want peace of mind.
The Braless-But-Lifted Trick: Boob Tape
Want the braless look but with a little extra lift? Boob Tape creates shape and support that mimics a bra without looking like one. Under a crop top, the tape is invisible and the result is a naturally perky silhouette that looks like you were just blessed with incredible genetics.
How to Wear It
- For nipple covers only: Place them, put on your crop top, and you are done. Easiest outfit hack there is.
- For boob tape: Apply lifting strips from beneath each breast upward. For crop tops, keep the tape below the hemline of the top so nothing peeks out at the bottom.
- Combine both if you want lift AND smooth coverage. Tape first, then covers on top.
- Check the crop line. Where your top ends at the bottom is important -- make sure no tape or product is visible below the hem.
Crop Top Styles That Work Best
- Fitted crop tops: Nipple covers keep things smooth under tight fabric
- Boxy crop tops: The loose fit means you can use tape without it showing through
- Cropped tanks: Nipple covers alone are usually enough
- Cropped sweaters and knits: Thicker fabric is forgiving, but nipple covers prevent any texture showing through
Get the braless look your way with Non-Adhesive Nipple Covers ($25) or Boob Tape ($18).
