Choosing a bra is easier when you know what you want from it. You might prefer more coverage for everyday wear, a lower neckline for a favourite dress or a sports bra for your workouts.

If you’re exploring Panache bras in Australia, start with those everyday needs. A style that works beautifully under one outfit may feel quite different from the bra you reach for on a busy morning.

At The Foundation, you can explore Panache bras in several shapes. Here’s a closer look at Allure, Envy, Ana and Endurance, along with a few things to consider when trying them on.

Start with How You’ll Wear Your Bra

Think about what you enjoy wearing and what you find comfortable in the bras you already own.

Do you prefer your bust to feel more enclosed? Are you looking for a bra that sits neatly beneath a lower neckline? Perhaps you like lace but want to understand how the cups are constructed before choosing.

It helps to bring a favourite top when trying on bras. You’ll be able to see where the neckline sits, whether the seams show through the fabric and how the shape looks beneath your clothes.

Then spend a little time moving around. Sit down, raise your arms and notice whether anything shifts or presses. Those details can tell you more than a quick look in the mirror.

Not sure which style to try? Start with Help Me Find a Bra.

Panache Allure Full Cup Bra for Fuller Coverage

The Allure Full Cup Bra Black/Latte is worth exploring if you enjoy a full-cup shape with lace detailing.

It has underwired cups, an inner side sling, power mesh wings and fully adjustable straps. Black floral lace sits over contrasting latte-coloured lower cups, with gold ring details completing the design.

When trying Allure, pay attention to how the cup edge sits against your bust and how the coverage feels beneath your arms. Full-cup styles can appeal to women who prefer a more enclosed shape, but the fit still needs to work for your body.

Try it beneath a blouse or everyday top to see whether you like the shape and finish.

Panache Envy Stretch Lace Full Cup Bra for a Structured Cup

The Envy Stretch Lace Full Cup Bra Navy combines stretch lace at the top of the cups with laminated fabric in the lower sections.

Its four-piece cups include a side sling, while power mesh wings and adjustable straps complete the underwired design.

If you’re comparing Envy with Allure, try both rather than choosing from the full-cup label alone. Their cup construction and lace placement differ, and you may prefer how one sits on your bust.

Notice how the upper lace lies, how the lower cup feels and whether you like the shape under your clothes. A small difference in cup design can make one style feel more comfortable than another.

Panache Ana Plunge Bra for Lower Necklines

For a lower neckline, take a look at the Ana Plunge Bra Vintage.

Ana has three-piece underwired cups with stretch lace across the upper sections, lined lower cups and an inner side sling. It also has power mesh wings and fully adjustable straps.

The plunge shape makes it a useful style to try beneath V-neck tops and lower-cut dresses. Bring the outfit you have in mind so you can see how the bra sits underneath it.

A lower neckline doesn’t tell you everything about the fit. Take time to check how the cups contain your bust when you move and lean forward. If you feel you need to keep adjusting the bra, ask the fitter to help you compare another size or shape.

Panache Endurance Wired Sports Bra for Workouts

If you’re choosing a bra for exercise, explore the Endurance Wired Sports Bra Black.

Endurance has moulded, non-padded inner cups, padded wire casing and a centre mesh panel. A J-hook on the straps allows you to wear it in a racerback arrangement.

Try it with the kind of movement you’ll be doing. Walk briskly, stretch and move your arms to see how the bra feels through your chest, shoulders and back.

If you plan to use the J-hook, try that arrangement during your fitting too. It changes the strap position, so it’s worth checking how it feels before taking the bra home.

A Quick Guide to the Four Styles

Use this as a starting point for trying on. Your preferred style will depend on how the bra fits, the coverage you enjoy and what you want to wear it with.

Take Your Time with Sizing

If you already wear Panache, start with your usual size and see how the new style feels.

If it’s been a while since you measured, try our Bra Size Calculator. It gives you a suggested size to start with, though the fit can vary between styles.

For help in person, visit one of our boutiques. Bring along a bra you enjoy wearing and let us know what you’d like from your next one.

Choose the Bra You Enjoy Wearing

The most useful comparison is often between two bras on your body, beneath the clothes you wear every day.

You may prefer Allure’s coverage, Envy’s cup construction or Ana’s lower neckline. For exercise, you’ll have different priorities again.

Take the time to try a few options and tell your fitter what feels comfortable. That conversation helps us find a bra you’ll be happy to reach for.

Explore the relevant range and find your fit.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Where can I shop for Panache bras in Australia?
   You can explore Panache at The Foundation online or visit one of our boutiques for help choosing a style and size.
2. What is the difference between Panache Allure and Envy?
   Both are full-cup underwired styles. Allure has floral lace, contrasting lower cups and an inner side sling. Envy has four-piece cups with stretch lace upper sections, laminated lower cups and a side sling. Trying both can help you decide which shape you prefer.
3. Which Panache bra should I try under a V-neck top?
   Ana Plunge is a useful starting point because of its lower neckline. Try it beneath your top to check the coverage and fit together.
4. Is Panache Endurance padded?
   The Endurance Wired Sports Bra has moulded, non-padded inner cups. Its wire casing is padded.
5. Should I wear the same size in every Panache style?
   Use your usual size as a starting point, then assess the fit of each bra. Different cup shapes and constructions can feel different, so ask for help if something doesn’t sit comfortably.