Learn more about the team of writers at The Better Fit.
Allena Rissa – Editor
Hi there, I’m Allena, Founder and Editor of The Better Fit. I’ve always had a passion for finding ways to help women improve various areas of their lives, whether it be sharing ways to save money or effective fitness tips. So why a site on bras?
One day, I was out shopping at the mall with a friend and we were ranting about how uncomfortable (yet necessary) wearing bras were. She then told me that over 80% of women actually wear the wrong size bra, and I nearly stopped in my tracks. I didn’t believe her, so I immediately said we were going to get bra fittings. Lo and behold, I come to find out I’m wearing the wrong size!
From there, I researched and worked to create this website so women would have a place to come and be informed about an article of clothing they literally wear every day.
My advice has been featured on high profile publications like Cosmopolitan, Better Homes & Gardens, Insider, and NBC.
I hope you enjoy what you read, and if you have any questions, please let me know! You can follow me on Twitter and Facebook or visit my personal website.
Kaitlin Cooper – Contributor
Kaitlin is a contributor at TheBetterFit.com. Between photographing some of the outfits and apparel seen on the site, doing a little modeling herself, and contributing to the writing, Kaitlin focuses on showcasing easy and flattering ways to successfully dress for your unique body type.
Along with helping run the site, Kaitlin is a wedding photographer in sunny San Diego. In photographing couples, she saw there was one common struggle that most women encountered, especially for engagement sessions: they had no idea what to wear to actually flatter their body. Even on the day of the shoot, they would question whether or not their outfits actually looked good.
Through her years of posing women, Kaitlin has learned just how important it is to pick garments that work well for your specific body. From writing her own blog posts on how to dress for engagement shoots to helping couples create outfit vision boards on Pinterest, Kaitlin’s primary focus while photographing is to ensure everyone feels confident, comfortable, and attractive.
When Kaitlin heard about the concept and goals for TheBetterFit, she knew she wanted to participate in creating a resource that women could refer to when figuring out how to dress for their personal shape and size.
Kaitlin’s writing has been featured on Reader’s Digest, Bustle, and Bridal Guide (to name just a few). She brings a talent for putting into words what she sees in style and imagery.