its up to u. if you want to start wearing a bra you definantly can! i started at a small size and you can do what ever u wanna! :)
The letters is the size of the cup and the number is the size of the band going around your chest. So the cup size is the same but 32 fits a person with a wider chest better. The breast size is the same though since you have the same cup size.
No its the cup size of bra
A B cup bra is a bra,basically, and the cup size is B. Simple.
If your bra makes it hard to breath in, you should wear a larger band size bra. If your boobs don't fit in the cups of your bra, you should wear a larger cup size.
Brenda's bra size is a B cup.
Find yourself adjusting your plus size bra's straps in a futile attempt to keep your breasts from sagging in your new bra? If so, then like most women, you are wearing the wrong size bra. Your plus size bra should support your breasts with the band and cups, not with the shoulder straps. The next time that you are shopping for plus size bras, you should rethink your bra size. Try on a larger cup size and a smaller band size than what your current bra is sized. Latch your plus size bra on the middle hook and see if it is supporting your breasts.
The cup size is the difference. The band should be the same (as it would 36") but the cup would be larger.
No, it would be considered just another bra size. A 30AA means your ribcage equals 30 inches, and your bust measures 30 inches as well, since an AA cup means there is a 0 inch difference between the two measurements. Training bras do not have a bra size attached to them, but are just a piece of fabric and elastic around the bottom, so girls get used to wearing something on their chest.
The cup size of a bra is the letter in the size, for example the B in "36B" is the cup size. It represents how much larger the breasts are than the measurement around the rib cage.
It would be a 34 size bra, which means a F cup.
Everyone is different it depends you will have to get your bra fitted at a shop.
Aishwarya's cup size is likely cup B.