Bra chat
There’s something about matching bras and panties. It’s our own sexy secret. Feeling seductive and hot underneath your clothes adds more to your look then realized.

The wrong bra can destroy your outfit and damage your breasts. How can you tell if your bra is helping or hurting your style? First, know your bra size. The staff at Nordstrom is happy to give complementary sizing. Most women buy bras too big. Thinking that the looser band size wont dig into the flesh, creating back chub rolls. In reality, if the band is to big, it moves up your back; it should be parallel to the floor. This pushes the breast tissue forward causing them to fall out of the bra or sag prematurely. Knowing that, I'm willing to take the back chub.

You want it fitted, not cutting off circulation, but snugly clasped on the last clasp. It will stretch over time. The underwire should start on the side of your body, and go completely around the breast tissue. The wire should curve up and lay flat in between your breasts.

Stay sultry in Betsy Johnson, Calvin Klein or DKNY (sold at Nordstrom) and know how to support your style. â€" Alexandra DeLong

Rocky & Coco’s sale
Word around town was Rocky & Coco’s sports cool new threads. In true Weekly Volcano form, we had to check it out. This contemporary boutique carries a slew of awesome designers, including my beloved James Perse, the master of the cotton tee. So when I first entered Rocky & Coco’s, his classic pocket T-shirt was the first thing I noticed. Sure, $58 is a little steep, but at 40 percent off who can resist?

Check out my favorites on the Weekly Volcano Web site. â€" Julie Jordan