Do you constantly think Pink? When it comes to your bust, is it only the best for you? Or do you get hot flashes at the thought of forking over top dollar for a bra? You’ll be hard-pressed to find a woman who doesn’t find comfort in shopping at Victoria’s Secret. Unfortunately, not all women have the wallet to support a love of all things fancy, frilly and fine. With an average of $50 a bra, it can be a tough pill to swallow. If it’s Victoria’s Secret or bust for you, there are ways to save on your purchases. If possible, hold off until the semi-annual sale to get a real deal. Many bras are marked up to 50 percent off. For those who aren’t up to rummaging through the buckets and bins, make your purchase online where it’s far more convenient to find your color and size. It’s important to remember that the semi-annual sale in the store and online do not always coincide.Register to be on the e-mail list. You’ll receive news of online and offline promotions as soon as they happen. Before making your purchase online, it’s also a good idea to surf the Web for promotional codes or coupons that the store might be offering. Even with such savings, VS can still be a little too lavish for the budget-minded shopper. Department stores such Sears, JC Penney, Macy’s and more have a good selection of affordable, high-quality bras. Stay abreast of sales that offer buy one, get one free or buy one, get one 50 percent off in order to cut costs. You also can save a buck by looking for bargain bras at Target and Wal-Mart.