The cups are narrow and close, and the sharpest/outmost point is a bit closer to the sternum than the nipples (in another words, they point inward). All Gorsenia bras I've tried have had the same design. There's even a light padding on the outer sides adding to the forward projection. It's close to fitting with only a tiny bit of bulging (already sent back so can't measure, but it roughly equals a 28G Cleo Lucy). I considered keeping it as a casual bra, but decided not to after I tested the support level. It allowed too much vertical movement to be comfortable. I believe wider wires provide more support by design. The band feels somewhat tight for a 65/30, but can't say if/how much it would loosen up.

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Updated on Apr 22, 2012 Flag this

• This brand runs as follows: D=D but there next cup up is E thus that is actually DD. Then F=E G=F H=FF J=Gcup so you needed to try a 65J not the 65G (which was 28E) so no wonder you double boobed and the back felt tight (back will always be tight when the cup is wrong as the wire ends IN the breast tissue and not behind)

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