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Three Empowering Men's Brassieres

Updated on April 15, 2010

When women wanted to be empowered, they burned their bras. When men wanted to be empowered, some of them put bras on. Thus the bra has transcended status as mere clothing and become something of a magical totem garment. No wonder men are so attracted to bras. Even if they don't want to wear them, men are often fascinated by brassieres.

These are some bras, which when worn, may very well empower the wearer with femininity. Alternatively, they may just feel really good and look most excellent.

The Incredibly Pink Valmont Molded Bra

I'm not going to lie, the main thing that drew my attention to this bra was how incredibly pink it was. There are few bras in the world this pink, in fact, this level of pink may very well break some known laws of space and time. Pretty small scallops along the upper edge of the brassiere add a point of interest once your eyes get over the incredible pink glare and begin to notice that there are actually two shades of pink on this bra, the bold base color and a creeping lighter shade that sneaks here and there, too afraid to come out too much.

Elila Long Line

It's not very often that long line bras get mentioned these days, and that's mostly because your average woman doesn't want to waddle about the place feeling lingerie about her ribs. Men on the other hand, like as much lingerie in their lingerie as possible. If there were one piece lingerie that started from the toes and finished in a dashing hat, men would wear it. And that, is awesome. Also awesome, is this bra, which although undeniably beige (we all know my feelings on beige) is actually pretty. I think it is the satiny darts under the bust that help it transcend the plain beige curse and go one step further towards lingerie splendor. It is made for plus sizes, so larger men who wear lingerie may find something wearable here.

Affinitas Samantha

They named this bra, but don't let that stop you from enjoying it anyway. It's not the bra's fault that silly marketers got their hands on it. Look at that lace! Look at it! This is less of a bra and more of an excuse to plaster lace across your chest, and if you're a fellow who only wears a bra because he likes them and not because he needs a bra, then this is pretty much perfect for your needs. It even closes in the front, for your convenience.

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