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You better lotion up, ladies (and gents), because this bra believes that "Beauty is pain." The embroidery, while cute, snags on everything. Including air. The straps have adorable bows on them, which is fantastic ... for highlighting exactly where my Tail of Spence is. This is probably due to the fact that Curvy Kate has their bra straps set wider apart than I prefer; however, it was pointed out to me that most of their bras are designed for holding up way more weight than I have. Unfortunately, the eye catching embroidery and dainty bows barely make up for the odd material. It's reminiscent of a cheap Halloween costume, and the cup edges by the wings might as well be plastic. This means I get to decide between having the straps at a useless length or feeling like the world's slowest tattoo artist is working on my chest..

Super cute, though.

Update: After wearing it around the house last night, I have to say I really like the fit. The stiff material held everything in place and the once I finally got everything adjusted properly it became less uncomfortable. Still wouldn't recommend wearing this during anything more active than doing laundry.

Black colorway

Updated on Aug 27, 2015 Flag this

• I tried that one and felt that it was a bit cheap looking too. I'm not sure what the issue was but it's definitely cuter in pics! The cups are really wideset. Overall, sort of an odd bras.

• I also felt that the Lovestruck (and the Roxie) were made using industrial materials. I find that while Curvy Kate makes fine bras in what they refer to as their "core size range" (32DD - 36GG), they are not always considerate of people who are smaller or larger.

  I wish that their smaller sized bras were less heavy duty. Most women who are in the 28D - 30E range don't need such heavy duty materials (thick straps, heavy underwires) for a bra that gives them lift and support.

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