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Add Page Six on Google Remi Bader is hardly underwhelmed by these undergarments.
The content creator put buzzy lingerie label Eby to the test last week, sharing a video with her first reactions to the brand’s so-called Boob Job Bra.
While she quipped that her followers have “messed with” her for years for not wearing bras regularly, she gave the new design a try because of it’s name — and was immediately impressed.
“I’m in awe guys,” raved the star, who partnered with the brand on the candid clip.
“Sorry, I’m gonna walk around like this every day of my life,” she quipped, while showing followers what her V-neck tank top looked like both with and without the “so soft” bra on.
The new push-up style is designed to provide one-inch lift, volume and “instant cleavage,” per the brand — all sans metal underwires.
In addition to a plunging neckline perfect for lower-cut looks, it also has invisible edges that stay smooth under clothing. (And while Bader picked the light pink version, it comes in black and beige options, too.)
remibader/instagram The TikTok phenom is known for keeping it real with her try-on hauls, as just last month she challenged Skims’ “fits everybody” claim with a hysterical thong review.
She’s hardly the only content creator raving about Eby, as Bethenny Frankel has posted multiple times about the Eby Sheer Bralette and matching Sheer High-Cut Panties.
“The bra and underwear that will turn any woman into an everyday lingerie wearer with ZERO sacrifice in comfort,” she wrote earlier this summer, saying she was “shook” by the find.
Several reality stars also rave about the Sheer Bralette, including “RHONY” star Erin Lichy.
“Best bra in the world,” she raved in a sponsored clip. “It feels like I’m not wearing a single thing.”
This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Associate Editor for Page Six. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts celebrities’ brands to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.
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