IPA: /brəˈlɛt/
KK: /brəˈlɛt/
A type of bra that does not have an underwire and is often more comfortable and casual than traditional bras.
She wore a bralette under her loose-fitting shirt for a relaxed look.
Bralette → The word is a diminutive form of 'bra' (short for brassiere, which comes from the French 'brassière', meaning a support for the arms) with the suffix '-ette' (a diminutive suffix in French meaning small or little). The term 'bralette' refers to a small or light version of a bra, typically without underwire.
Think of a 'bra' as a support garment, and the '-ette' means it's a smaller or lighter version. This helps you remember that a bralette is a smaller, lighter bra.