How to stop your button-downs from gaping 👚

Wedding guest jumpsuits | Online vintage stores | Plastic straw alternatives No Images? Click here       (HuffPost may receive a share from purchases made via links on this page.) Consider it the final straw. Earlier this month Seattle became the first major American city to ban plastic straws and utensils at food service businesses. Then, Starbucks vowed to eliminate all plastic straws from its shops by 2020. And, just days ago, American Airlines entered the mix by promising to replace plastic straws and stirrers with compostable and eco-friendly alternatives.   If you want to ditch plastic straws in your own home or business, there are plenty of sustainable alternatives, like these nearly 5-star rated, sturdy glass straws on Amazon that come with their own practical cleaning brush. If the idea of glass utensils makes you nervous, there are also plenty of metal alternatives, like this affordable set of bent and straight straws. Keep reading for a few some of our favorite online vintage clothing stores worth bookmarking, as well as the (early!) Amazon Prime Day deals that are available now.  XO, Brittany   The secret to stop button-downs from gaping Most lingerie departments are fit to burst with push-up bras, padded cups, balconette styles and delicate lacy numbers. But, curvy women and women with big boobs need bras that will make their ladies smaller, not bigger, especially when they wear button-down dresses and shirts. Minimizing bras, though historically unsexy and uncomfortable, are designed to literally make your chest smaller. The Lilyette Endless Smooth Minimizer Bra from Bare Necessities is one of the highest-rated minimizing bras they sell, and it's one you won't be embarrassed to wear. It's also one of the highest-rated styles we found that won't cost an arm and a leg. If you're not into underwire, we'd recommend True&Co.'s True Body V Neck Bra for smoothing, shaping and squishing. For a more size-inclusive style, try Bali Passion For Comfort Minimizer Underwire Bra, which also happens to be Amazon's highest-rated minimizer bra. Bye, gapes! 👋 Online vintage clothing stores to bookmark   Designed for retro-minded women, Unique Vintage carries retro clothing for pretty much every taste, style and occasion. You can even find plus styles, wedding dresses and prom looks. The best part is that you can shop by era for the exact look you want. The brand's brick-and-mortar shop in California has become a staple for Hollywood’s TV and movie studios, too.    If you regret the day you tossed out your (now vintage) platform Steve Madden sandals, you might be in luck. For vintage obsessives who love the one-of-a-kind looks from 80s and 90s styles, Echo Club House carries everything. From striped ribbed tanks and kitschy hair barrettes to itsy bitsy sunglasses, this shop will transport right back to your elementary school days.   For truly vintage styles, Dirty City Vintage is where it's at. It offers a huge collection of real vintage clothing, but with a focus on delicate vintage lingerie. This Etsy shop was opened with the idea that vintage clothing with history shouldn't end up in a landfill, "but in a home where they will be appreciated and cherished."   The owners of this Etsy shop started out by selling fun vintage finds on eBay, when online shopping was still new. Now, 216 Vintage Modern sells a variety of vintage items like toys and home decor, but mostly features vintage logo sweatshirts, t-shirts, and graphic tees.    Founded by Sophia Amoruso a decade ago, Nasty Gal has since grown from an eBay venture to cool-girl fashion label, with a bent toward vintage styles and retro fits. While it's not necessarily vintage clothing, it's worth mentioning because it's become such a destination for vintage-minded shoppers. Plus, you can't beat Nasty Gal's penchant for great sales.   One last look: Check out the Amazon Prime Day deals that are already available Early access to Nordstrom's Anniversary Sale is happening now 🛍 Sephora's 10 best-selling self tanners, just in time for summer 17 dressy jumpsuits to wear to a summer wedding 💍    .     HuffPost is now a part of Oath and a part of Verizon. On May 25, 2018 we introduced a new Oath Privacy Policy which will explain how your data is used and shared. Learn More. No moon dust. No B.S. Just a completely essential daily guide to achieving the good life. Subscribe here. Like what you see? Share it. Can't get enough? You'll also love HuffPost's Entertainment newsletter. ©2018 HuffPost | 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003 You are receiving this email because you signed up for updates from HuffPost Feedback | Privacy Policy | Unsubscribe      . - - Preferences  |  Unsubscribe