bralet

English

Noun

bralet (plural bralets)

1. Alternative form of bralette
   • 2015, Jordan Reid, chapter 2, in Cindy De La Hoz, editor, Carrying On: Style, Beauty, Décor (and More) for the Nervous New Mom, Running Press, →ISBN:

     I offered E a handful of suggestions (like pairing the bralet top with a long, high-waisted skirt, an ornate belt and a shawl for a glam-gypsy look that didn't show too much skin), but based on the comments that came flowing in mere minutes after I put up the Q&A post you would have thought I suggested she just go ahead and show up at the ceremony naked.

   • 2020 February 10, Steven McIntosh, “Oscars 2020: 13 looks that caused a stir”, in BBC News‎^[1], BBC, 9. The stars were dressed for both hot and cold climates:

     Emily Ratajkowski, on the other hand, was feeling slightly warmer, opting for nothing more than a simple white bralet and skirt as she hit the Vanity Fair party.

Anagrams

• Albert, Balter, Bartel, Bartle, Tabler, balter, labret, tabler