"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." The right sports bra needs to check off every box: comfortable fit, top-notch support, easy on/off design ...

In its Vancouver lab, Lululemon tracks women’s breast motion and centers of gravity as they run, jump, and stretch to create perfectly fitting sports bras. But four years ago, the brand’s designers ...

From the back support bra spotted on Taylor Swift during the Eras Tour to staples worn by the likes of Olivia Wilde and Kaia Gerber, shop these stylish and supportive picks. By Nicola Fumo, Danielle ...

Whether you’re lounging at home, running errands or partaking in a rigorous workout routine, the last thing you need is a shock of white removable padding migrating out of the side of your sports bra.

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This is one of those classic tops you'll reach for again and again. It's soft, comfy, and it comes in many colors. This sports bra is specially designed to support D-G cups. It comes in seven colors ...

The best sports should be supportive, compressive but not too tight, breathable and extremely comfortable for any type of workout. I spent 3 months testing sports bras so you don’t have to. I looked ...

As a little kid, I loved movement. I was famous (or infamous, depending on my parents’ mood at the time) for my boundless energy and propensity for running, never walking, wherever I went. I was an ...

Want more tried and tested recommendations from the RW editors? Sign up to our monthly newsletter Kit Bag. Click here to subscribe. As a DD-cup runner, I know first-hand that light- or medium-support ...

New research suggests that highly supportive sports bras may put pressure on your spine while you exercise. Sports bras that are too restrictive could overwork back muscles and limit breathing.