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Hendrix and Mitchell record 41 takes of "Gypsys Eyes" at The Record Plant. Later that night Redding prepares a rough mix of "Little Miss Strange" and also additional rhythm parts onto the April 20th master tape of "Little Miss Strange."
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This time of year is so amazing! There is so much fresh produce around that you have to pick and choose what to get each week and everything looks so good that you have a hard time choosing. Very often I end up with some extras like an odd zucchini here and there. Luckily it is pretty easy to find a quick and tasty ways to enjoy any of the fresh fruits or vegetables that you have. I had one zucchini too many this week and I remembered trying and liking zucchini fritters last year and I decided to make those again. Fritters or cakes are essentially the main ingredient, in this case zucchini, mixed with a batter and fried. This time I decided to change up the flavours a bit and went with a Greek inspired theme with some dill and feta. Since I had the dill I thought that serving the fritters with some dilled tzatziki would be a great idea. Fritters are super easy to make and take very little time. The zucchini fritters turned out really well! With the feta and dill the fritters were tasty and the cool and creamy tzatziki finished them off perfectly.
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- 2 green onions (chopped)
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Ask Ms: Bra Fitting 101
8:36 PMHello, hello! Today's post and video are going to be a little bit different than usual. It's fashion-related but it isn't about what's the best fashion for the season or what colors look best on different skintones. Nope, today we are gettin' naked for real. FOR REAL. I am talking about boobies!!!
Ladies, finding the right bra is so incredibly important. I had always heard this and blown people off because I always just assumed that I would never find the right size bra since I am so petite but I was very abruptly re-informed when I received some bras from The Little Bra Company to see if I would review them. Because of my epiphany from this life-changing experience, I wanted to do bra-fitting justice in this silly and informative video.
Now, I know a lot of my blog readers don't watch all of my videos but I highly recommend all women to watch this one. I mean, I am wearing a freaking bra over my clothes. Doesn't the bravery of that at least deserve a watch? ;)
Products mentioned in this video:
Victoria's Secret Biofit Bra - 32A
The Little Bra Company Sascha Bra - (various sizes)
The Little Bra Company Lucia Bra
Victoria's Secret PINK Push-up Bra - 30A
I've also seen 30-band bras in various cup sizes at Nordstrom here and here, at Dillards here, and figleaves.com here, here, and even a 28 band here!
I'm not gonna lie, I was fairly terrified to post this since I know I'm going to get comments about being flat-chested, young, or that I need to eat a sandwich or something but things as important as wearing a properly fitting bra deserve a really good entry. So far, what I've noticed from the youtube comments is that people were surprised at how silly I am! I'm happy to say that my regular blog readers will not find my antics in this video shocking in the slightest. ^.~
Anyway, as I said in the video, it's so important to find the right fitting bra size because of all of the consequences that a badly fitting bra can produce. Let me list a few of the pros and cons out for you.
Problems from an ill-fitting bra:
- permanent accumulation of back fat
- permanent ditches in the shoulders from straps
- not enough support, causing saggy boobs
- dividing breast tissue fat (causing back fat/smaller boobs)
- less cleavage
- back problems because of uneven weight distribution
Pros of a properly fitting bra:
- perkier breasts
- more cleavage (even for petite-breasted ladies!)
- bigger breasts from proper boob-scooping
- looking more fit/skinnier
- no back fat or shoulder ditches
- appearance of better posture
- clothes look much nicer
Here are my TLBC Sascha bras in size A all lined up. I wanted to show you how different the same cup size can be for different bras. As you can see here, not only is the actual band bigger, but each cup is a whole cup-size different. The 32A cup would be like a 28C cup, or for a reverse example a 34B cup would be like a 38AA cup.
Here you can see the difference between the 32A and 28A more clearly. 2 cup-sizes different although both A cups!
Here also I wanted to show the difference in cup width proportion. Proper cup width can actually make your boobs look bigger because it pulls them in front of your torso where they should be. This 32A has a much wider cup width than this 30A and as I showed in the video, doesn't give me much cleavage. I actually ended up buying the Lucia in 28B which fits me much better than this 30A did.
Now I want to go into more detail into the actual bras that I received. The Little Bra Company didn't in any way pay me and were only expecting a bra review. (Therefore, this video should be a bit of a surprise. lol.) I didn't mention this in the video but I am in love with my new TLBC bras. I've never had the kind of fit from any bra in my life as I have had from their bras and am very impressed and satisfied with the quality. I'm happy with the shape of the bras themselves because they look great under clothes and, of course, alone as well. They have the perfect amount of push-up that I am comfortable with and they are comfortable to wear too. Did I mention they give me cleavage? XD
I do want to mention for those of you who are considering purchasing a TLBC bra, the Lucia band runs much looser than the Sascha so you may want to purchase your traditional size rather than their recommended 1 band size up. I wear my Lucia on the tightest hook while I wear my Sascha on the loosest, but both in a 28B. I'd probably fit the Lucia in a 26 band better if they made it. Also for reference, my over-bust measurement is 28 inches and my under-bust is 24 inches. My actual bust measurement is 28 inches while wearing the Sascha (aka not a ton of push-up) so I'm quite petite!
Note that the traditional bra sizing method is:
5 + underbust = band size
(bust measurment) - (5+underbust) = cup size 1 (1=A, 2=B, 3=C, etc)
According to this, I am a 29AAA. Sad, incorrect panda! Therefore, I've inferred that it is simply not applicable to those who are more petite than traditional bra sizes. Epiphany!
I don't really want to get into the whole media ideal of large breasts but I will say this: It took me a long time to be totally happy and proud of my breasts and my body as a whole. I'm sure nearly all of you can relate to this. It was incredibly frustrating to feel like I am somehow less of a woman because I had A-cups or didn't fill out even some of the 32A's that I would try on. It's really quite demoralizing and embarrassing. What do you tell the Victoria's Secret associate when they measure you as a 28AA (which they will never, ever, ever carry) and you know they are wrong and all they can do is shake their heads in pity? For me the only answer was, as for many things in my life, to kick myself in the butt, hold my head up high and say, "I AM a woman and I deserve to feel confident, sexy, and every bit of an intelligent and beautiful being as God created me to be."
I'm sure finding the perfect bra won't be as life-changing for everyone as it was for me but I hope that my slice of insight will at least help some of you to have the bravery to be fitted for the correct bra as well, so that you can face the world with some powerful under-armor, not just for your clothes but for your mind and heart too. We can be proud of our boobies at any size! ROAR! ^o^
Anyway, today I am wearing the grey leopard VS bra that I showed at the end of the video and seeing myself in it, I think my "girlfriends" actually have gotten larger since I've been wearing my new 28B's and 30A's that really do fit. I'm not kidding you, I cannot even put on my old 32A's anymore. Would it be totally weird if I had a bra blogsale? Some of my "old" bras are basically brand new and are really pretty. Maybe some of you ladies, after getting bra fitted, can come back here and buy some very nice bras that don't have a good home anymore! Let me know if you'd be interested. ;)
Petite ladies, stay tuned for a bra giveaway from The Little Bra company very soon! I'd be thrilled to pass on the positive experience I've had with the proper bras to someone else. Hope you can all be a little "perkier" and "uplifed" from here on out! LOL.
Disclaimer: The TLBC Sascha Bras were provided by The Little Bra Company for fit and they gifted me the correctly fitting one, as well as the matching bottoms. All other bras mentioned (including the TLBC Lucia) were purchased by myself. This post contains some affiliate links.
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The traditional "method" of measuring bras is definitely not working out for me either. According to it I should be a 32B yet here I am working my way out of a 32DD.
Companies need to find a better way to size their own products! All these different guides don't even work!
Thank you for covering this topic :)You know I love this post :) I'm pretty much your size so I can identify with how demoralizing it can be and feeling inadequate as a woman when I was growing up and not really coming to terms with my size until my early twenties. I think it was really brave of you to make the video... I'm not sure I could do that even today! :)
And I hate to self-promote, but I've had a lot of positive feedback about my post on How To Find Your Proper Bra Size, which includes a bra calculator that seems to work for a lot of people, so I figure I'd link it just in case anyone wanted to find out more about bra fitting.I think it's definitely about time I got the proper bra size! Curious, in your video you measured your upper chest - for you why was this more accurate than measuring under the breasts?
ReplyDeleteFinally...I've been awaiting this post! I love my sascha bra too. It's great to have a band that doesn't fall down with cups that actually give some lift. Off to watch the vid ... dum de dum!
ReplyDeleteIve always had trouble sizing my boobs as well. I wear a 32b but i always feel like it doesnt fit as good as it should. I think im in between an A and a B cup. Didnt know a 30 band size existed! I'm glad u made this post. Ive always felt since i have small boobs buying bras wasnt that fun a task. The bigger boobers seemed to have better options out there. It really is frustrating! But glad to know there are more options out there. thanks for this!
ReplyDeleteIt wasn't until recently that I found out I've been wearing the wrong bra size my entire life, lol. A good bra really does make a difference and I'm glad you're covering this touchy subject.
ReplyDelete- AnonymousAugust 28, 2010 at 9:33 PM
I am so glad you wrote this entry! I am petite like you and I really don't like VS's bras (no offense to those who love VS) because their bras never fit me. I am always in between two sizes; 34A is way too big/loose for me, but when I wear 32B, I feel like my "girlfriends" can't fill the cup, and 32A is definitely too small.
This entry helps a lot!! Thank you so much! - AnonymousAugust 28, 2010 at 10:21 PM
You are so cuuute :D You should make more videos like this! I've also been wearing the wrong bra size until I got fitted from a 34B to 32C :P
ReplyDelete - AnonymousAugust 28, 2010 at 10:26 PM
PS I love how this is a non makeup tutorial! So refreshing and not enough youtubers talk about it ;)
Love you Jen! Excellent! Another TLBC convert! In college, I was wearing size 34A! I'm probably more of a 28C, but wear a 30B in TLBC. Oh the shame of how poorly my bras fit back then! Great video, and you are so brave to wear bras on camera!
ReplyDelete- AnonymousAugust 28, 2010 at 10:45 PM
omg, I love you so freakin' much! I'm not in any way petite, I'm like 5'9", but I'm basically flat. This helps so much. Thank you!
ReplyDelete Gosh, I love you! Thank you for posting this. I never knew there were sizes smaller than 32-bands and I thought I was doomed to wear non-fitting bras forever D=
ReplyDeletesuper dooper thanks jen.. i can totally relate to you... i'm a preschool teacher, also 25. people see me as a high school student. kinda flattering to be looking young but on the other hand frustrating that people don't see me as "woman." there's no TLBC here in the philippines... i hope a can find the right bra... ; )
ReplyDeleteI think this was a great post.
It was very helpful and eye opening.
I'm really glad you did this.
I think I am wearing the wrong bra size. My bandwidth is too big.
They should write fit instructions on bras.Its a great post Jen ^_^
Thankyou so much for letting people knw about finding the correct bra size-- it's a topic not many people have the guts to ask or talk about
Thankyou~!!!jen--this is why we all love you!
you are amazing :) :) :)
i was pulling on my band while watching the video and i realized its stretching out way more than its suppose to!
anddd i dont think all my boobies are in too..hahaaa.
the hunt for a perfect bra is needed, pronto :D
thanks for sharing jen!
ps: even from the small glimpses of your headband, i am loving it. where did you get it? <3OMGGGG jen you are TOOO cute! I actually sat through that whole video and on principle I don't bother sitting through homemade youtube vids that are more than like 5 minutes long, esp advice/tutorial-like things.... but you are just so adorable and sweet and I guess I can totally relate to stuff you've said! Have you tried bra shopping in Asia? I'm not sure whether I wear the wrong size (after this, I probably do) but I feel like I haven't had as much petite-trouble as you because I usually just wait until my next trip to Asia to buy bras. Then again I'm not as tiny as you!! But it is definitely a pain... I'd really love to see vids about dressing stylishly as a petite woman in general, I feel like because we always have to avoid clothes where you could cut off enough of the hem to make another garment just to get it to fit, we're stuck with really basic clothes just to get stuff that's the right size. but you have such an individual way of expressing yourself through clothes so it would be awesome to hear more about that! tips on which brands run small, etc etc...
good work hon! :) i've read your blog for a while but never commented... but this post was too cute to pass up!omg- you're so cute :]
after watching this.. i think i might be wearing the wrong bandwidth & cup size.. lol
guess it's time to do some measuring =POOH! I love this post!
I didn't even know such band sizes existed!
I usually wear 32B but depending on the brand some won't fit as nicely.
Plus 32B is incredibly hard to find at certain stores. Thanks for sharing the shopping secrets!!!- AnonymousAugust 29, 2010 at 1:17 AM
You are like a 2nd mom to me ..lol >.< I love this post and talking about such a touchy subject. I realized now that most of the bras my mom got me are the wrong size.
ReplyDelete That was a great video, and you're so right! I was wearing 38DD for a long time, even though I realized that the band size was too large. It's just that it's really hard to find bigger cup sizes (at least in my country) and I felt it was easier to wear a bra that was a bit off.
Then I tried on a 36E in a store, and it fit so perfectly I had to buy it. Since then, I've bought another 36E bra at Figleaves. Seriously, I feel like tossing all my old bras, they feel so wrong now!Thank you soooo much for making this video.
I'm actually much too shy to get a bra-fitting so I most probably have been wearing ill-fitting bra my whole life!
So thank you very much for the very informative video.
This might sound stupid >.< but when you're measuring the above your bust, do you need to be braless to do so? I read somewhere to measure around the bust while wearing a bra.
Thanks again! <3Hey!
Nice blog you got there :) I love it!
I'm a new follower now!
Maybe you can check my blog out as well and become a follower?
greatings :)This was soo useful!! I'm going to check out some more bras to see if i should go down a band size & up a cup size.
ReplyDeleteThanks for this post Jen! Really fun & helpful~
Do you think that going down a band size/up a cup size would stop bra straps from slipping so much, because of the straps now being aligned closer together? I'd rather not go out and replace all my bras, but if it would solve the strap-slip problem, I just might do it xDHi jen
This is a very good tutorial. I had similar problem too. I had always wore a 34B but just 2 years ago had a bra fitting and am wearing 34D ever since.I love your video. It was so informative and thanks for introducing TLBC. I always though the smallest size on the market was a 32A as well. It was such a cute and brave video at the same time. I'm sure this video will help a lot of ladies out there. Thank you so much! :)
ReplyDeleteYou are SO CUTE! I'm so glad that you posted this. I thought my boobs were SUPPOSED to just sort of sit there, provided that they were comfortable, but after the words "strapless bra that fits" I ran to try on my bras. I'm so tired of strapless bras that shift all over the place. I'm definitely going to give the TLBC bras a try when I can, especially since I seem to be in a similar situation as Alterations Needed. I fit in a 34A right now, but that's cause the 32A's cup size got too small, not necessarily the band size (conventional 32B's seem too big). If it helps anyone else, I found that my bra band rides up in the back, which is another sign your bra band is too large (http://www.shopisabella.com/boobologist/bra-fitting.asp).
ReplyDeleteI think i have the same size as yours, the last time i checked, I'm a 28. So i think im going to try the little bra company's products, i'm so excited!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for this post! You don't know how great it is to hear someone have the same issue as me! Bra shopping was always something I always dreaded and knew by the end of the shopping experience I would be depressed because nothing fit me. I wear a 32A and I know I should probably be wearing a 30A. I have tried Aerie bras which I have found are a bit tighter than normal 32 bras. I will definitely be checking this site out. Thanks for the post!
ReplyDeletethanks jen... love your tutorial... no wonder i never get a nice CURVE on my chest (cz im petite asian too).. its time to look for new BRASSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS... ^^
ReplyDelete- AnonymousAugust 29, 2010 at 11:05 AM
I love this post, thank you! Do you have any tips for finding swimwear that is flattering for petite-sized girls?
ReplyDelete I'm back from some bra shopping and need to make a correction to my earlier comment. Apparently whatever B-cup bra I put on in the past was just too big of a band size. I thought I was a 34A even though I was fairly certain my band size was 32. I am now wearing a 32C strapless bra, and it fits better than my 34A's with straps. I think the problem with the "traditional" method is that it forgets that breasts are soft tissue and rather moldable. The band size may be more accurate.
THANK YOU Jen for this post (forgot to thank you earlier). The advice about the same cup letters not being the same size in reality across band sizes is super important. My mistake in the past when I grew out of a 32A was upping the band size, when I should have increased the cup. A 34A and 32C hold about the same breast volume, but the difference in band size really made a difference in fit for me.- AnonymousAugust 29, 2010 at 11:44 AM
"It was incredibly frustrating to feel like I am somehow less of a woman because I had A-cups or didn't fill out even some of the 32A's that I would try on. It's really quite demoralizing and embarrassing."
Exactly ^-^ I barely fit a 32A and always thought I just had to just "deal" because smaller sizes are completely nonexistent in stores like VS or Aerie.
I just felt the need to thank you for this lovely, enlightening post!
The only problem now is that I'm certain 80% of my bras don't fit properly. Do I dare to continue wearing them? d: For another edition of Ask Ms., could you do, how to care for your bras...like how to properly hand wash or if it's okay just to put it into a lingerie bag and toss it in the washing machine.
Thank you.Loved this post. :) You are so adorable! Thanks for making petite girls around the country feel a little better about their little ladies ;P.
ReplyDeleteYou've got to be a brave girl to post something like this. The internet is cruel!
You're a gorgeous girl with with an enviable figure! Tons of girls would love to trade places with you for that.
Anyway, just wanted to give you a shout out because you are so REAL! :)This is one damn awwwesome video! Really useful and you are so funny in the video xD It almost felt like you were in between being nervous about posting something about boobies and embarrassed to use certain boobie-related words XD But you're awesome!!
ReplyDeleteI think for your body type, your breast are the right size. If they were bigger, I think it would look weird since you're so petite. Thank you for the tutorial.
p.s. just wondering, have you ever thought about getting your breasts augmented?I've loved your video, very informative yet funny :)
I experienced the same bra-size issue a few weeks ago, I was wearing the wrong size...
It's definitely better now.ah! great post! as it has been said, majority of women are NOT wearing their correct bra size! it is indeed a challenge for all of us to find the perfect fit that gives the amount of support we want. thank you for this post!
ReplyDeleteGreat post! It's pretty hard for gals with smaller band 30 to get a decent bra that actually fits without leaving a gap! Thanks for sharing! =)
mycharmingvanity.blogspot.com- AnonymousAugust 29, 2010 at 7:49 PM
Thank you for this post! I have always struggled with not having a good fitting bra because I am very small. It was brave of you to touch on this subject, and I'm really glad you did. Thanks again =]
ReplyDelete oh my!what can I say jen :3 I really love reading your post as well as watching your video!!!^.^
I really really liked this bra fitting 101 video because it's very helpful!I love love this :3my sister and i love, love, LOVE your blog :D
your post has made me realize i need to measure myself and get some correctly-fitting bras STAT...as a fellow korean, my frame isn't that of an average american either, and my smallness in the..um...chest area has always been a complex for me. thank you so much for this post/video; you're an awesome role model ^^- parlefoneAugust 29, 2010 at 10:43 PM
Yay for petits! Wonderful video Jen
More on bras, do you have any tips on how to find good ones to match certain outfits? A lot of the times I end up hesitating buying a shirt or dress of certain material (like silk)or color (WHITE!) because I can't seem to find a bra that will conceal itself well enough, color-wise and shape-wise. i had no idea an ill fitting bra could have so many bad side effects on the body! thanks for posting this Jen you're the best! i love your blog! <3
ReplyDeleteThanks for the very helpful post, Jen! And thanks for your sweet honesty and willingness to make it! :)
ReplyDeletethanks for your informative video. you look so cute !
i have questions for you. what were you wearing underneath the black cami?was it like a Nubra or something?
i'm also petite and very have a tiny torso and small boobs . but wearing a tight band makes me feel tooo hot in the summer and too tight on my chest. do you not feel uncomfortable wearing the 28 size?Wow this is great information, thank you for doing that, I'm not as petite as you but I think I've always got my band size wrong too, I'm going to go and have another try at the bra department :) Wish me luck!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for this post. Wearing the right bra really can transform one's shape. I am really eager to try TLBC when they come out with c cup bras in the future...I can wear a b in some brands but the c is more comfortable.
ReplyDelete- AnonymousAugust 30, 2010 at 6:33 PM
Hi Jen =) I'm usually a "silent" follower of blogs in general and don't really comment but I felt really compelled to express how much I appreciate this post. (And you and your blog of course! hehe I think I'm your 3000th follower =D) This info is incredibly useful and it really reminded me how much I need to get serious with how my bras are fitting. So thank you for sharing this information and taking the time to do an incredibly informative video as well =)
Also, this question is off-topic with this post, but I was browsing some of your FOTD's and noticed that you like to use Everyday Minerals every now and then. I was wondering, do you prefer this over Bare Escentuals? (if you've tried it, that is) I've been thinking about getting mineral makeup lately, and I want to look at more mineral makeup brands besides BE, which is what everyone seems to go for haha.
Thanks! And sorry for the essay =P - AnonymousAugust 30, 2010 at 8:43 PM
thank you sooo much for the vid/tutorial! it was incredibly helpful and now i feel like throwing away all my old bras. i can't wait to feel the difference in a new bra that will fit me correctly :)
ReplyDelete - AnonymousAugust 31, 2010 at 1:38 AM
Thanks for the info! The post and video were very helpful for me. Btw, I have the same exact VS pink bra as you except I got a 32AA, but now I'm wondering if I should have gotten a 30A instead, I'm just a little bit bigger than you. I also got the VS miraculous bra where it makes your breasts look 2 cup sizes fuller but it's just a little bulky and makes me look top heavy since I have a small frame like you. I'll definitely be looking into the Little Bra Company.
ReplyDelete I can really relate to the feeling you had after finally finding the right bra for you. It took me a while to find the right bra for me, and since I have found it, all my old ones just seem rubbish, I really don't want to wear them anymore...
ReplyDeleteYou are so brave! I could never do that, but I completely admire you for it!! I think it's a shame that people don't know these things about bras from day one. I never knew that 2finger rule.
Most companies certainly don't help petite girls so I'm really happy to hear about the little bra company! =)I think you're so courageaous to make this video ! It has helped me so much and I thank you for that. I understand why you say "It can change your life" !
(From a fan that asked you where to buy Feary Drops on an English site !)- AnonymousAugust 31, 2010 at 11:54 PM
Hi, do you think you could wear the bra on with everyday outfits so we can see the difference it does with the previous bra you wore? I'm really interested in buying the little bra company's bras but need to see how it would look like on strapless dresses. I'm quite flat chested and an A cup too.
Thanks gahhhh :( Been reading your blog and PAG's blog.. love to try TLBC but I live in Singapore, and sadly they dont ship internationally.
Even though generally girls in SouthEastAsia are more on the petite frame, we hardly even hear of sizes below 32. So yup would love to give TLBC a shot since I am about your size and OH NO might have been wearing the wrong size all along.
Any idea if there is international shipping from online shops that TLBC supplies to?- AnonymousSeptember 1, 2010 at 4:52 AM
What if you have one breast that is one size larger than your other one? I actually have this problem...you can really tell the difference when I wear a bra and look from above.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousSeptember 1, 2010 at 6:03 AM
Having a small cup size is not something to be ashamed about. Size is overrated nowadays. It was very courageous of you to do such a video. Keep up the good work.
ReplyDelete Thank you! This is what I've been telling people for years, and you explained everything beautifully. I'm a hard size to find (petite 30D), and people always look at me funny when they find out my size. They think a 30 band is extremely tiny, and a D cup is huge! Some people just don't seem to understand how the cup size directly relates to the band size and means nothing with it. Unfortunately, even with my knowledge I have no proper fitting bras. I need a petite bra (I am very narrow width-wise with wideset breasts, so I need a bra with cups touching to pull me in, and the cups narrow but deep), and petite companies don't make tiny band sizes with cups higher than a B or C. Ugh. I don't know what to do.
ReplyDeleteOMG your most hilarious and probably best video ever! XD Love ya Jen!
Normal sizes don't work for me either, or those who has bigger boobs. It's like mission impossible =D
BTW, this AA and AAA thing is so weird.....we don't have them here, only A, B, C, D, E, F are the choices >.<Women are too into how their breasts look...kind of annoying. However, I like your tips..interesting.
ReplyDeleteJen! I love this post! I've always been self conscious of my boobs because they're so much smaller than my friend's! I am defs looking forward to a bra sale! :D
ReplyDelete- AnonymousSeptember 1, 2010 at 10:36 PM
Quite insightful. I recently had a bra fitting, and realized that I had been wearing a cup-size smaller than I should be. I didn't even realize before that when exercising, wearing the right sports bra was essential.
ReplyDelete This review is super informative. I love seeing you in the vids. I have heard many many good things about TLBC. One more time you had confirmed it. I have learned many things from this review so thank you!
ReplyDelete- AnonymousSeptember 2, 2010 at 10:14 PM
hi jen, can i ask where do u usually shop for work clothes? i'm very petite as well, and i'm having so much trouble finding a good suit that fits. thanks so much for doing this video, it helped a lot. =D
ReplyDelete - VanessaSeptember 3, 2010 at 8:03 AM
Hi Jen,
I have been following your blog only recently but I gone through it almost entirely!This is the nicest entry ever!!! I couldnt resist leaving a comment ;)
Be proud of yourself, of your boobies, whatever their size! You are gorgeous, and you shine with confidence, which is the loveliest thing about you :)
Vanessa This is the most lovely adorable video post ever.. I really like your personality and how you address bra sizing!! Also it really made my day to hear about how you're under five feet tall :) I am 4'10 and I sometimes feel myself getting discouraged/losing self confidence because I'm so short.. but yeah anyways I look up to you and I think you're like the prettiest woman ever, seriously.. <3
ReplyDeleteLove this post! Thank you so much for the video!
I didn't know about the Little Bra Company, so I shopped from the Itty Bitty Bra Company site. But the camisole I got wasn't quite what I wanted, because it's not padded.
If anyone wants to buy it at 50% off, here it is! http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=260659421500#ht_500wt_1154I never realized there was such a big difference in cup size between 30A and 34A, which explains why I have such a hard time finding the perfect fit!
ReplyDeleteThis is my fave clip of yours bc it shows so much of your fun loving personality AND it is resourceful! Thanks so much jen! U rock!
ReplyDeleteYou are very brave!! kudos to you on this video..we all come in different shapes n sizes or it be a boring world.
ReplyDeletehands down, one of the best post ever! thank you for the helpful tips. it was really inspirational! :)
BTW you are freakin gorgeousThank you for this post! I've been wearing the wrong bra size all my life. You just saved me a thousand bucks.=)
ReplyDeleteI just recently found your blog while googling R&R Blush swatches and I love it! Every post is so informative! Hands down my new favorite blog. Thanks! =)
ReplyDelete- AnonymousSeptember 13, 2010 at 12:00 AM
OMG that was such an awesome video. I'm so glad I stumbled across your video and now thanks or no thanks to you I want to throw all of my bras out - and make myself go poor buying good ones.
BTW yeah you don't look 25 and that's a good thing. Your skin is so nice! I absolutely love you for making this video and being so petite. My measurement is at a 30AA, but as all women, my cup size fluctuates constantly. I am also able to fit 30A to a 30B cup size during "that time of the month." It is hard for me to find 30B sizes, and I usually have to buy 32A bras and sew the band to a smaller size. So basically 90% of my bras either size 32AA/32A have shoddily folded and sewn wings just so the band can fit me. I know it sounds ridiculous of the large range of cup sizes that can fit me, but it really all does depend on the discrepancies of different lingerie brands and their own sizing charts. I am looking forward to buying Victoria's Secret's new 30A bra sizes, as I hope it fits. However, I do have to agree with you that they simply do not understand the proportions of petite women.
Random note: I actually work at Victoria's Secret. ;] And for anyone who is likes to shop there but are too small, Victoria's Secret's brand "Pout" that is sold seasonally (around Christmas) does run smaller than the rest of the bras from them. Likewise, VS PINK's Scoopneck and lightly lined wireless bras run smaller in the cup size as well.Bravissimo
(http://www.bravissimo.com/) has a lot of bras in 28 back size, too. They specialize in larger cups (D and above), which may be less helpful for you specifically, but I'm sure they are others out there who would greatly benefit!I love this post! After navigating bra-land blindly for so long, this is a big help for little me. Thanks for doing this! :)
ReplyDeleteThis was a great post!! I got measured at VS and for the longest time, thought I was a 32A. Turns out they had sized me incorrectly. I only found out recently that I am actually a 34A.
Question: how did you do your hair for this post? It looks really cute!- AnonymousOctober 4, 2010 at 8:21 AM
Hey, just stumbled upon this blog! Its really cool. Until recently i convinced myself that i was 5'0..but finally have the confidence to say to people i'm actually 4'11! and 48kilos. Its really refreshing to see a confident women with a similar frame. Thanks!
ReplyDelete Hi Jen unni! I absolutely love your blog and videos! I'm really petite too and I found your bra fitting video so helpful. I'm definitely going to check out the little bra company :]
I always get comments that I look like a middle school girl and it's REALLY annoying to be treated as such. But your tutorials really inspire me to be more confident in my petite self, as a woman…with or without makeup! Thank you so much for sharing your time, energy, AND passion with girls from all over the web! 화팅!- AnonymousOctober 23, 2010 at 4:17 PM
Whaaaaa!!! I might be able to wear a bra!! No way!!! I stopped wearing bras completely because NOTHING fit! I'm 20 years old! I shouldn't want to cut the cups out of a girls bra and sew them into a woman's band. I would love to avoid the awkward looks people give me when they discover I'm not wearing a bra.
ReplyDelete OMG girl, you are the funniest thing! I really loved your video, and it was very helpful! I am TINY (weighs in at 88 lbs. and is 5'7"), so I have even less boobs than you. Thanks so much for de-mystifying the bra-fitting for us smaller ladies! :)
ReplyDeleteTraditional method stopped working when they introduced elastic material. The "add 5" is BS. Sometimes it's add 2 or add 4. It's never the same. Every company has their own standard end different models from the same company differ in stretchiness. I'm 5'5, plump, average breast (my sister has your cute proportions tough). I wear 28FF or 30F for my 26/36. In US sizing it would be about 28H and 30G.
There aren't enough tight bands in the stores! And with the rising epidemic of obesity it's not gonna change.This is revolutionary for me! How did I ever think my bras fit "good enough"? Thanks so much for making this (super fun) video!
ReplyDeleteHi! Thank you for posting this! I has no idea but after this I researched it a bit more and now I'm sure I'm in the wrong size! Honestly I'm a little miffed at the sales people I've had to deal with who act like my friends and I are wrong for disagreeing with their recommended size. Anyways, I found this chart at biggerbras.com and thought it would be helpful to others, it definitely was for me! Bigger girls need help too haha!
http://www.biggerbras.com/maria/bras-sister-sizing.shtmlthank you so much for this info it really helped me out,we had the same body frame skinny petite lol i mostly buy clothes at the kids or teen section. i wish i can get this locally i mean here in the Philippines i hope little bra would branch out cause asians do really need this change we all know that asian got no big breast i mean most of us. so i hope littlebra would hear my cry..=) tnx jen pls do mail me on where simply i could get this pls pls pls so that the teasing " dont turn ur back on me" lol would prolly stop hope to hear from you soon
email@example.com- AnonymousJanuary 8, 2011 at 8:02 PM
thank you for posting such an informational video. I'm also asian, though I am not petite, I still found it to be very helpful. I've just begun getting into makeup and tried your naked palette neutral look and I love it. Please post more naked palette looks. If you don't mind me asking, I see that you are a fashion designer..I would like to get into the fashion business and will be graduating this summer. I find myself having a hard time getting a paid internship or getting myself in the door. do you have any good ideas or suggestions? I would appreciate your input.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousJanuary 20, 2011 at 1:08 PM
This is an awesome post! Thanks so much. I dont usually follow your blog, but I stumbled on it while looking for make up apps.
It's so nice to find an asian blog with the style, tutorials and inspiration I'm looking for! Cheers! Thank you so much for this! My measurements seem to be about the same as yours so I know how you feel. I have 1 question: The VS Biofit bra that you talked about in the beginning, did you actually fill those cups? Because the 32A cups at VS are a little big on me, and I was considering purchasing the 30A from VS Pink, but I want to be almost positive it will fit me. I'm not sure that I will fill the cups. Are they smaller than the 32A's cups, or are they the same? And how did they fit you? Thank you so much and please respond.
ReplyDeleteIt's incredible how many differently sized women are incorrectly shuffled in to the dark lands of 32A. I wore one for 10 years before realizing the A cup was too small, so I moved up to a 32B. Still didn't fit. I recently had the bra-size epiphany and was SHOCKED to discover I am a 28D/DD! Wha? It sounds like a boob job! :)People assume I am rail-thin with balloon boobs.
The "add 5" method to find band size is nonsense. That method puts me in a 32AA.OH MY GOD i think i love you. I have never found a fitting bra for me mainly because my frame is small and my breasts are HUGE. My frame is 28" and my breasts are like, 35"~36" '-' People say they want big boobs but they don't know how horrible it is. I really wish i was a size or two smaller.
some people told me i'm a 30E others told me i'm a 34F... i seriously don't know. So I think i'll go to a lingerie store and try every bra they have, now that i know how they should fit. I've always ended up with pain in my breasts because the cup would squish them together and leave me with a LOT of cleavage. Thank you soooo much. You saved my breasts, really.- AnonymousMay 30, 2011 at 4:22 AM
This post was put up such a long time ago, and I watched it back then, but I'm still so frustrated! Why is it that 32 is the smallest band size you can get in stores when A LOT of girls are smaller than the usual 34 or 36 sized bras you can find in stores? I am NOT petite. I am 5'5" and 120 pounds, and my bones are quite 'big' compared to average not-overweight 18 year old. My hands and feet are bigger than most girls, which lead me to believe that my frame is bigger than average. But I recently found some 32A bras in the store to my amazement, but they're STILL too big for me :( I can pull them out just as far as you can in your video, but I am not as petite as you. I did my own measurements and came out to a 28B or 30A perhaps. I still don't know my cup size for sure, but I definitely know my bandsize is less than 32. I'm not sure why it's so hard to find smaller bandsized bras when I'm an average sized girl. Must be because so many Americans are overweight? I don't know.
Anyway, I looked at the LittleBraCompany and I'm sad to say I can't afford their bras. I wish there was a offline store with smaller sized bras (that aren't expensive) where I could try them on before I buy. this is very helpful for me as i am also a petite lady... i also have a 28 size.. and had the same problems as what you are saying in this blog... my youtube is loading slow so i looked for your blog first... where did you bought it and how much?? did you bought it online? it was too much expensive for me but i want to try at least 1 of their bra.... this made me feel excited.. i want to know how it makes a difference in buying the right size of bra for me...
ReplyDelete- AnonymousJune 28, 2011 at 9:13 PM
Love your videos and photos! I can tell you, that large busted women have the same issues with ill fitting bras. After many years, I have finally stopped adding inches to my band and am embracing my 28GGs. I have fit many of my friends out of their VS 34Bs and into 28/30 DD & Es. I even started a group on facebook about educating women on the correct fit. I have posted a link to your blog, because my BRAvolution is about all bust sizes finding a better fit! Thank you again for your video!
ReplyDelete i think women should be happy with their petite breasts, because there's women who dont have breasts beacause the breast cancer. we should proud with our size!!love your blog!!
ReplyDeleteLove this post, it is so helpful. I am quite petite as well, as is my sister and it seems we, like you, have been wearing the wrong size. I can't wait to try the bras from The Little Bra Company. I did the measuring and indeed Victoria's Secret doesn't carry the small size I need...Funny and useful video and post. =)
ReplyDeleteHI, Jen. I just wanted to tell you that I loved that video because of great informations and because you are so funny ;)
ReplyDeleteHi Jen! love your video, its so informative and funny :)
im a really petite girl(5') and 32A really doesnt fit me well :( i was thinking about ordering TLBC (I live in Asia and there's absolutely nowhere I can get them here 'cause I live in singapore, away from HK and JP) but am contemplating 'cause it would be really dreadful if i got the sizes wrong! (it takes close to $60 to fedex them back!)
so anyway i'm deciding between the 28A and 28B for Sascha and was wondering if you think they are really different in terms of sizes? my measurements are seemingly 24/25(underbust) and 27/28(bust) (i have no idea if im measuring them correctly!). I've tried to email TLBC my concerns but sadly they've yet to get back to me and I would really like to place my order soon after hearing all these rave reviews about TLBC bras! i do hope you can help me with this! :)hey jen! great vid, so helpful. I just returned the Angela bra in 32A because it was way too tight. Do you think I should go with 32B? I got 34A after and it's too big. :( Help! Thanks! :)
ReplyDeleteFinally, help arrived for me, I hope! I could only wear one kind of bra right now, (wacoal 32AA) and I am not even sure if they are a real fit. I am going to give Little Bra Co. a try and I sure hope it will work out.
ReplyDeleteIts so nice to see someone petite just like me, talking about bras! This is so rare and very frustrating. I can completely relate to you, going to Victorias Secret, getting measured, and then feeling ashamed and embarrassed at the fact that their smallest bra size was too big for me. The Little Bra Company sells expensive bras compared to the ones I have, but because of your tutorial I think I'll buy it. I think its inspiring the way you talked about yourself. I've always had such a hard time over my self image after not having 'large' breasts, but it's nice seeing someone who feels confident and has the courage to share this. You're awesome.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for making this post! My total lack of boobs has always made me feel very self-conscious. This may be a little personal, but when did your chest start growing in? I'm going to be 17 in 2 months, but the only boobage I get is from the ridiculous padding in my bras. So, literally, my "boobs" are just fake. I'm so worried that I'll never have any chest at all. Do you have any advice?
ReplyDeleteI think it so awesome that you have the courage and confidence to post this video! Knowing that I'm not the only one out there that considers bra shopping a touchy subject feels great! I am very petite like you, I get so emotional when I go bra shopping and I find bra shopping difficult because I can't just go with my friend into places like Victoria Secret or any lingerie store for that matter because here where I am they don't carry my size in stores. I recently went bra shopping with my boyfriends mom and his sister and I had a fitting scheduled and to make it a short story I just couldn't find the right fitting bra so the fitter brought me bras from the little girls department and it was so humiliating especialy because I am going to be 20 this summer. I recently ordered a 32AA because an employee recommended to but in the cups there is gaps on the top and in the outer center, and I was wondering if you think I should try a 30A?
Thank you for your time.
-CrystalYou have the exact same measurements I do and probably the same thoughts... thanks so much for posting this! Helps me get a step closer to body-acceptance. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for this video! I'm petite just like you are and I always get the comment that I look like I'm in highschool even though i'm a university alumni. This has helped me out a lot and gave me more confidence. What do you recommend for bikinis I'm wondering?
ReplyDeleteThis video/post expressed my frustrations so perfectly I actually cried a little hahah. Thank you so much for sharing your "bra epiphany"! I honestly feel like my life has changed and-- I'm ready to burn those 32As that have taunted and diminished my self esteem for so long!
ReplyDeleteOmg thanks a lot for posting this!
I always thought that smaller bands would do me heaps favour but never know size 28 exist!THANK YOU! for posting this video. YOU ROCK! i have been struggling to find the right bra for a long long time i will definitely look into TLBC. thank you
ReplyDeleteThis one is super conformable, does a great job at minimizing but the fabric is too thin and shows off way more than expected. Its lovely the best I have worn in since ever. Well worth it I have to buy barely there bras .
ReplyDeleteThank you for this video! I went for years thinking I was a 38B yet never quite filled up the cup right and struggled with trying smaller with little resolve. A crazy idea came to my mind to do like you showed here and earlier I happily bought a 34D that fits wonderfully! Wow what a difference when it fits the way it's supposed to :)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the video and links!! It's really frustrating trying to look for a bra with a small band size (I'm also a 28 band) while being told stuff like "you don't need a bra". Uh, no, I do need a bra, I don't want stuff poking out of my T-shirts thank you very much. Turns out that all those 32A bras that I've been yanking around for a few years really don't fit me at all...
ReplyDeleteThis is the first time I've seen any of your videos, and I think you are the cutest! I'm 40 and will finally work on finding the right bra thanks to your video...have heard the message for years, but it makes a lot more sense coming from a fellow "petite" Asian gal. I also love that you are confident yet modest, unlike so many 20-somethings who put themselves "out there" in the media. You seem like a great role model, and I hope you keep the good work!!
ReplyDeleteHi there!
I loved the video and your blog review. Like you, I'm a petite Asian girl with an underbust measurement of 24" and I wear 28 bands. I've had my share of troubles looking for a correct fitting bra. TLBC has some really cute bras but unfortunately, I'm out of their range as they don't carry my cup size so I never had the opportunity to try them. =(
I've realized that smaller bands existed in 2008 and I've been shopping online for bras overseas ever since. Like you, I just couldn't go back to wearing my old Victoria's Secret bras. ;)
I wanted to mention a company that I wish I had known about when I was younger (like when I was in high school or college). I think it may be of interest to you and/or your readers. It's Marks and Spencer (or M&S), a UK company that offers free international shipping and affordable (about $13-28 per 2-packs of bras) lingerie in a great range of sizes. For 28 backs, they currently carry cup sizes from 28AA-28D (they use to offer 28DD-28GG in the past, these can still be found on eBay).
~*Though, keep in mind that they are UK sizes which means they are 1 cup bigger that US sizes. So If you wear a 28B in TLBC, you'd need a 28A in M&S.*~
M&S bras in 28 bands are also readily available on eBay and can be commonly found for as little as $5 with free shipping. =)
I also have problems finding bottoms that fit since I am also petite below. I usually wear size 00, 23/24, and XS/XXS bottoms in the US. So it helps that M&S also carries matching bottoms from size UK 6 (which is US 2 but I think they fit smaller because M&S bottoms run small).
Too bad M&S don't carry my cup size anymore. =(I really appreciated this video! I'm a 28 C, but just a heads up, the Little Bra Company downsizes their bras, so their 28 C fits more like a 28 A/B. If you plan on buying from The Little Bra Company, definitely order a cup size up.
ReplyDeleteI am so glad you published this! I am an average Asian girl. If you want a better way to measure, check these out: http://www.reddit.com/r/ABraThatFits/wiki/fit_guide and http://i.imgur.com/tgrX4zO.png. It's shocking! I thought I was a 36D, I am now a 34G. Nordstrom is really great at specialty sizes and so are some other online companies. A well-fitting bra truly does make a huge difference! :-)
ReplyDelete- AnonymousFebruary 12, 2014 at 8:32 PM
I'm sure finding the perfect bra won't be as life-changing for everyone as it was for me but I hope that my slice of insight will at least help some of you to have the bravery to be fitted for the correct bra as well, so that you can face the world with some powerful under-armor, not just for your clothes but for your mind and heart too. A brassiere commonly referred to as a bra is a woman's undergarment that supports her breasts. Bras are typically form-fitting and perform a variety of functions and have also evolved into a fashion item. Women usually wear bras to support their breasts. Many women, with age, lose their breast volume along the tops of their breasts. This loss of volume along the top of your breasts creates an empty space in the top of your cup. you can beauty solution go to step.Soutien-gorge bretelles
ReplyDelete I just want to say that It is really amazing post thanks for the sharing and just keep up the good work.
For more details, Please visit our website@ http://www.hyfit.com/Why do small breasted ladies even wear a bra? I'm a 32C and never do...there isn't much there to support and I like the jiggle!
ReplyDeleteFeb 29 2016 that's what about 6 years later...? and today for the first time this 31 year old girl from Jamaica see's your video and gets that same epiphany!
Thank You!!!
i wish our size bras weren't so expensive though... but TLBC here i come... wearing a 32A can't even fill it out with roomyness.., 30As feel awkward ad sometimes small.. i had just about given up hope.. have a wedding to attend as Maid of honour and got desperate.. and here i find your blog / vlog...


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As Hillary Clinton contemplates a 2016 presidential run, it's clear she'll need to answer Benghazi questions in a way that neutralizes conservative attacks and avoids politicizing the issue.
In her interview with NPR Morning Edition co-host Renee Montagne, the former secretary of state unveiled a Benghazi answer that might be a road test of a message to parry GOP accusations.
Speaking of the four Americans killed in the 2012 attack, Clinton said:
"I regret their loss ... just as I'm sure Secretary of State [George] Shultz [during the Reagan administration] felt about the loss of 258 Americans in Beirut in 1983 when our Marine barracks and embassy were attacked. And I know how Madeleine Albright felt when our embassies in Kenya and Tanzania were attacked and 12 Americans and hundreds of Africans were lost. These are terrible situations. And they happen to our civilian personnel, they happen to our military and intelligence personnel where bases and outposts are attacked ..."
The invocation of the names of two predecessors — Shultz, a Republican, and Albright, a Democrat who served in the Clinton administration — certainly lent a bipartisan quality to her answer.
She also clearly sought to provide the historical context so often missing from her opponents' criticism: Attacks on Americans serving in dangerous places abroad have occurred repeatedly in recent decades.
And in citing the hundreds of Americans killed in Beirut when conservative icon Ronald Reagan was president, and in Africa when her husband was president, she gives perspective to the loss of four Americans in Benghazi.
Clinton's answer to NPR builds on comments she made at congressional hearings on Benghazi in January 2013, shortly before she left office. At the hearing, Clinton also attempted to place the Benghazi attacks, which killed U.S. ambassador to Libya Chris Stevens and three other Americans, in a larger frame.
"Any clear-eyed examination of this manner must begin with this sobering fact: Since 1988, there have been 19 Accountability Review Boards investigating attacks on American diplomats and their facilities. Benghazi joins a long list of tragedies for our department, for other agencies, and for America. Hostages taken in Tehran in 1979, our embassy and Marine barracks bombed in Beirut in 1983, Khobar Towers in Saudi Arabia in 1996, our embassies in East Africa in 1998, counsel and staff murdered in Jeddah in 2004, the Khost attack in 2009 and too many others.
"Since 1977, 65 American diplomatic personnel have been killed by terrorists. Now, of course, the list of attacks foiled, crises averted, and lives saved is even longer."
Those attacks took place during the Carter, Reagan, Clinton, George W. Bush and Obama administrations, helping to make Clinton's point that terrorists don't seem to prefer administrations of either party. Of course, that won't keep her fiercest opponents from criticizing her.
But by reminding her audience that Benghazi was just the latest in a long line of tragic assaults on U.S. diplomats, she turns the question back on her accusers. Without saying it explicitly, she raises an implicit question meant to turn the tables on Republicans: "What makes Benghazi so special?"
With an eye toward 2016, Clinton's supporters have met to strategize on how to best defend her on the Benghazi issue. House Democrats are readying their defense of Obama and Clinton when GOP-led Benghazi hearings begin later this year. Expect other Democrats to deliver variations of Clinton's line.
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For Ancestry.com, Friday the 13th was a lucky day. With the release on that day of indexes for 15 additional states, Ancestry took the lead in the 1940 U.S. Census horse race.
"We are working hard here at Ancestry.com to bring the 1940 US Census to the public," said Ancestry spokesperson, Matthew Deighton, "and are now very well ahead of schedule from our initial completion predictions."
Ancestry has published indexes for 26 states, accounting for 2.1 million pages, or 55% of the entire census.
Since my last update, and as of 18 July 2012, the FamilySearch coalition released the District of Columbia (Washington, DC), Minnesota, and Rhode Island. This brings their state count to 32 and their page count to 1.3 million. That is 35%, 20 points behind Ancestry.
MyHeritage is still working on their second state, New York. According to calculations based on record count, they have published just 7% of the census.
Ancestry's move into the lead is unexpected considering FamilySearch's commanding lead in indexing where it has finished 3.4 million pages. One FamilySearch manager used a vending machine analogy to explain how FamilySearch can be so far ahead in indexing but behind in publication: You can have enough coins to buy a coke, but if you divide them among multiple vending machines, you'll end up thirsty.
FamilySearch indexers have indexed considerable amounts of states that aren't yet 100%. That work is reflected in indexing totals but won't be reflected in publication totals until the states are complete.
This raises the question as to whether or not Ancestry can retain its lead. Have they increased their indexing capacity? Or is this a temporary situation that the FamilySearch juggernaut will overwhelm?
Stay tuned…


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LOS ANGELES (AP) — "The Amazing Spiderman," ''Taxi Driver" and "The Karate Kid" are getting some real resolution.
The new, restored and rebooted films from Sony Pictures are among the content coming pre-loaded on a video player bundled with Sony's first ultra-high-definition television, a massive 84-inch set that retails for $24,999.99 and features nearly four times the resolution of typical high-definition TVs.
"People ask the question, 'Do I need to get a bigger house to fit an 84-inch TV?'" said Chris Cookson, president of Sony Pictures Technologies. "The answer is that 25 inches was right for standard definition; 50 inches was right for high-def; and 84 inches is right now that we're going ultra-high-def."
Ultra HD is widely regarded as the next evolution in TV technology, but there's currently a lack of content that takes advantage of the vast resolution, though Ultra HD sets are equipped to upscale lower resolution video. Sony Corp. is hoping to overcome that pitfall that with this new player.
The Japanese electronics giant debuted the hard-disc server — hidden in a cabinet underneath the behemoth television — at a posh invite-only party Thursday at a private mansion in Santa Monica that featured a performance by John Legend.
The video player will include 4K content such as short films, concerts and 10 feature-length movies, including "The Other Guys," ''Salt" and "The Bridge on the River Kwai."
Sony's TV will also come with an Xperia Tablet S, which can be used as a touchscreen remote control.
"We know there are limitations with broadband and the typical size of a movie that's in 4K," said Phil Molyneux, chief operating officer of Sony Electronics. "I think this is an extremely good first step to ensure that consumers can have and enjoy the 4K experience in their home."
The electronics industry has dubbed the new flat-panel displays "Ultra HD," while Sony specifically refers to it as "4K" because it features nearly 4,000 pixels, compared to the 1,080 pixels found in "1080p" sets. Molyneux said Sony has been pushing for 4K since 2005, when the company put 4K projectors in movie theaters. Last year, Sony introduced a 4K home projector, and offered a 4K upscaling Blu-ray player earlier this year.
Molyneux teased that additional 4K content for the new player would be sent to owners on Blu-ray discs.
"It's a first step," added Molyneux. "If we've had a vision since 2005, and we've been arming and equipping for 4K content creation, I think it's fair to speculate that we're also thinking about other ways to get 4K content to consumers in their home."
LG Electronics offers a similar 84-inch Ultra HD TV. It retails for $19,999.99.


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Swimming star Alexander Dale Oen, one of Norway's top gold medal hopes in the upcoming Summer Olympic Games in London, died Monday at his hotel near a training facility in Flagstaff, Ariz.
The 26-year-old world champion in the 100-meter breaststroke suffered an apparent heart attack, according to Norway's Olympic Committee.
According to The Associated Press, Norway's Swimming Federation "said Dale Oen had only a light training session on Monday and played golf that day. But teammates became worried when the swimmer spent an unusually long time in the shower and entered his bathroom when he failed to respond to their knocks on the door. The federation said 'they found Dale Oen laying partly on the floor, partly on the edge of his bathtub.' "
Reuters adds that "Dale Oen won his world title last year in the immediate aftermath of the massacre of 77 people by far right fanatic Anders Behring Breivik in central Oslo and on the island of Utoeya. He had struggled with his emotions after attacks that sent Norway into national mourning, touching the Norwegian flag on his swimming cap every time he entered the pool deck."
Following that victory at the world championship in Shanghai last July, Dale Oen said "we need to stay united. ... Everyone back home now is of course paralyzed with what happened but it was important for me to symbolize that even though I'm here in China, I'm able to feel the same emotions."
The Wall Aquatic Center at Northern Arizona University is a popular training facility for elite swimmers because of the area's high altitude (about 7,000 feet above sea level). As All Things Considered has previously reported, high altitude training is said to "stimulate red blood cell production, which improves muscle endurance."
Dale Oen was among swimmers from eight nations who trained at the facility before the 2008 Olympics in Beijing. He won the silver medal in the 100-meter breaststroke at those Games.
According to The Norway Post, Dale Oen has recently been dealing with "an infection in a shoulder."
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There are times blogging is not about food, travels and the pursuit of all things sweet. It's about the people. How they come to have a special place in your heart no matter how far away they are or how frequent the interactions may be. Yes, I will post plenty of sweet recipes next week but today I want to stop and celebrate.
The picture above is dedicated my dear friend Barbara of Winos and Foodies to celebrate the end of her chemotherapy. I've entitled it "Reach". A couple of years ago, Barbara posted a picture of her dancing shoes on New Year's Eve and these words "Dance like no one is watching" while she was still going through life with cancer, its ups and downs and all that it affects. It inspired me. It moved me. It was "so Barbara". Strong, funny, witty. I shot this one thinking of her dancing shoes. She inspires me to stay strong, focused and to try to reach new heights everyday.
Today a few of us are also reaching out beyond our screens to extend a virtual hug to Barbara and toast her to life, to health and to her family and friends. Yeah baby!
I have had the priviledge to laugh, cry and get hungry with Barbara over the past few years in the emails we shared. Her ability to see things so clearly was painful to me sometimes. Raw. Reality. Fear. Pain. Sadness. Hope. I'd share my miscarriages and she would share her cancer. Not fair, eiher way in their own ways. I had it easy compared to the hell that she was going through. That's Barbara. Grace and generosity. Class and moxie.
Barbar, my friend, cheers to you and your wonderful family! Reach for the moon my dear!