Is this the end of side-boob? Wonderbra launches Holly Willoughby-inspired lingerie that promises to make embarrassing nipple slips a thing of the past

New bra is Wonderbra's lowest ever and dips to solar plexus

Thick-strapped style comes in a choice of nude or black

Inspired by celebrities such as Holly Willoughby and Miranda Kerr

Plunging styles might be all the rage on the red carpet but navel-scraping necklines aren't always the easiest to wear.



Now Wonderbra has come to the rescue with its lowest bra to date which claims to offer support while minimising pitfalls such as accidental nipple slips and side-boob.

The bra, which comes in a choice of black or nude, features a front that dips down as far the solar plexus so it can be worn under a cleavage-baring frock.

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Taking the plunge: The new offering from Wonderbra comes in a choice of black or nude



The new bra comes hot on the heels of research that found one in 10 women plan to wear a daringly low cut dress to their office Christmas party.

A celebrity-inspired trend, plunging necklines have become a common sight on the red carpet with Holly Willoughby, Blake Lively and Miranda Kerr among those daring enough to bare their cleavage.

But the plunging trend isn't just a hit with celebrities: according to Wonderbra, baring the chest is also popular with women who want to snare themselves a new beau at their office Christmas party.

According to research, one in five British people meet their partners at work - another reason why demand for cleavage baring styles has shot up.

Inspiration: Cleavage-baring celebrities such as Holly Willoughby helped popularise navel-scraping styles

Blushes averted: Wonderbra claim their new invention will eliminate embarrassing nipple slips and side boob

Celebrity fans of low cut frocks who have pulled off the same trick include Sophia Vergara, who met her husband Joe Gonzalez on set, and Miranda Kerr who first laid eyes on former husband Orlando Bloom while at work.

'It is great that so many women want to embrace the plunge trend,' said Martina Alexander, Wonderbra's UK marketing manager.