Fashion Fix: Hollywood Fashion Secrets Fashion Tapes Review

With 34DDD I can sometimes feel unsafe in a party top for fear of jumping out. They were perfect and helped keep everything in place even during a long night of dancing and sweating. However, I think any tape will remove some of your tan (especially spray tan) so be careful with placement and what clothes you intend to wear the next day.

The seamstress at the bridal salon suggested a Hollywood fashion ribbon to keep my daughter's wedding dress straps from slipping off her shoulder. A quick search for Revain and he was on his way. I used it on my wedding day and the straps really stayed in place. I was wondering how I got this far in life without first knowing about duct tape like this to keep my wardrobe from ruining.

The tape held very well all night but left huge red welts. I taped the dress closed on both sides of the bust to keep it from unraveling. I was on vacation and the red welts lasted for several days. I looked terrible when it came time to put on a bathing suit or any other dress that exposed that chest area. I have sensitive skin so if you are allergic to glue DO NOT take this. I bought it because the description says "hypoallergenic". Well it is NOT! And it hurt like hell to shoot the film.

THIS material. It's awesome. I'm 5'9, let's say chest size. I've almost never managed to wear a button down shirt without a) an undershirt or b) just without because it just wasn't worth the big eyes. Ever since I discovered the fashion ribbon, everything has changed. My fine western collection is worn weekly And without a shirt because I close my gaping throat. Yes, fix the gap! Also, I cut it in half to use it twice! Bottom line: if you're yawning, get this tape! This is a lifesaver.

Ideal for gluing fabric to fabric but WILL NOT prevent tight skirts from riding up. I recently wore this wrap shirt and wanted it to be perfect so there would be no gaps in the smell/my skin. I used this to glue each strip of fabric together - only needed 1 strip per webbing and it held up all day so it was great. It looks like it could work for holding up a strapless dress as well. However, they are not wide enough to prevent the lower edges of tight-fitting skirts/dresses from riding up.

I am an infectious disease microbiologist and have to wear medical masks at all times at work. I had trouble with the mask sliding down and I found myself touching my mask with my gloves to put it back on. Oh no. I could not do it. I have a very obsessive compulsive disorder about cleanliness, so I knew I had to find a solution to this problem. I purchased these strips of double sided tape and they are PERFECT for wearing a medical face mask. They are perfectly sized to fit the metal nose piece

I've been using this trendy band for a few months now and I'm a big fan of it! However, I think the placement of the ties is key to making sure you don't have wardrobe malfunctions. Personally, they did really well with V-neck/plunge necklines, but I had some trouble keeping the off-the-shoulder tops in place. Sometimes it's useful to cut the tape into smaller pieces and stick them on rounded areas (like the shoulders) so that when you move you have room to move the clothes without pulling on…

I think it really depends on how you use them. I'm one of those women with narrow shoulders and my bra straps are always sticking out - not the best solution when I'm at work. Also, I have a couple of shirts that I love, but if I lean forward you can see straight into them. I saw them in the pharmacy and tried them. As for the bra strap issue, I place one side over the bra strap and remove the other side of the strap, position the shirt over my shoulders to cover the bra strap and squeeze the…

If you are an Orthodox Jew and you are bald, then this review is for you. Ever since I lost my hair, I've struggled to keep my yarmulke in place. Wind, leaning and gravity conspired to annoy me and rip the 6 inch round piece of suede off my head at every opportunity. Wearing a baseball cap works in some cases, but not in most cases. Huge velvet/polyester work also doesn't reflect my current orthodoxy. I'll admit wearing a bandage designed to hide bra straps on your head feels a little…