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Bra construction question(s)
Does anyone know what makes a plunge cleavagey or not? Obviously this will vary some from set to set of boobs, but what is it about cup construction that will make EM fairly reliably cleavagey, while, say, for the most part elomi plunges aren't? (I swear every time I read their product descriptions of "plunge without the push-up" I have to remind my annoyed/ incredulous face that some people think that's a good thing.)
With those two specific examples there's obviously wire width at play, but is that what does it, or something else? ( I've been wondering for a while if wide wires are antithetical to projection)
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I think it may depend on how deep the cup is toward the side. If the cup is narrow there, the breasts will be pushed inward.
That's just a guess. I haven't looked at the bra construction.
Elphabra "I've been wondering for a while if wide wires are antithetical to projection" I would answer: Yes.
This is - again as far as I see it - why Ewa Michalak goes together with side boob. The part of boobs that can be at the front will be projected. The other parts of boobs will be... ohwell just look at the Ewa models and you'll see what I mean.
I guess something like this: you can get projection with wide wires. It will be what is called east west. And for some reason a lot of people has decided that's a wrong kind of projection.
You can see it for example on petalmoon in a 34K Jasmine. http://www.bratabase.com/browse/panache/jasmine-6951/34K/?system=UK Her boobs are very projected. And east and west. Both she and me looks like that naturally :) It used to be truly fashionable and for some reason today are not liked!
When you lean over 90 degrees does your nips face somewhat outwards or totally towards the floor? :) There's the clue as far as I see it :)
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