Yeah, I'm not a fan of even decorative straps showing.
I like this new neckline on a top:
but you can definitely see straps under the circular neckline, above the underarms. Ruins the whole effect to me to see the straps. Same with racerback tops.
I bought a new Calvin Klein strapless bra with detachable straps. It has boning along the sides. I absolutley love it because it's the first bra that really keeps the gals up, since gravity has been making it's effect on them. They aren't big, but now I understand what Stacy & Clinton, on
What Not to Wear, mean when they say get a good supportive bra. And that one that is supportive, is NOT dependent on the straps to keep the girls up. I ended up going back and bought several more, on sale, to wear as my regular bra with the straps.
It's not just Sue Ellen and Madonna - who did start it all. Sarah Jessica Parker was dressing with her bra clearly used as clothing in
Sex & The City. I see old reruns & I think, "Carrie, men disrespect you after sleeping with you, because you dress like a ho. I don't care if that has a designer label and cost $$$$ and is considered "fashion"

, you still dressed like a ho. When you advertise the goods to men like that, what do you expect?"