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Jul 02, 2014
Hi,
So ive tried various different types of bra brands all of which didnt seem right and during this time I seem go have established my shape a bit better. I believe I have narrow roots with projected, fob shape. I have recently tried the freya deco but it seemed to cut off the top part of my breast tissue. Im not sure if this was due to the wrong size or whether the whole shape was wrong. Judging by the styles ive tried I think a plunge bra better suits my shape and I think I need narrow wires that have the cups wider at the top than the bottom (hope that makes sense) I also have spaced breasts so cant get away with tiny gores. It was suggested to me to try Ewa Michalak however I am a bit unsure about ordering from them until I have established my shape/style fully as currently every bra I buy goes straight back and what with postage and return costs it will be a bit pricey. Are there any other brands you would recommend for me? I know freya are narrow but I prefer some padding and havent seen many that I think would fulfil this. Any other suggestions would be really helpful. Im in the UK.
Thanks
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I have the exact same shape as you, although I tend to gape in the Deco rather than cut in because my breasts aren't fully round. I have had great luck with EM bras, and your described wire shape seems to be a very compatible with the CHP shape. PL is also a reasonably good plunge bra that fits a variety of shapes as well. I personally haven't tried the 3D shapes yet, but I've heard they run wide and shallow so it does not seem like a good choice. You should consider Comexim as well, since their wires run narrow and EM is not making as much PL shapes anymore. Good luck!
Hrmmm...I've got a few pictures where my boobs sans-bra and sans-clothing (free range boobs?) kind of look square-ish at the bottom but that might just be the lighting and positioning of my arms.
Do most freya and fantasie styles tend towards narrow and immediate projection or FoB?
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