I will try to touch all important subjects but firstly about my shape and size: I measure as a 26G - 28F and am projected, narrow root width and FOB, soft tissue.

Appearance I like the simple yet elegant fabric thats been used. It looks and feels well made. Not too keen on the rhinestone used in the middle but thats fine.
It has seams and usually that doesnt bother me but I think its worth mentioning that these are very visible.

Straps: Arent fully adjustable(I wish!) and will be too long for petites. Fortunately I can get away with it when I X it at the back since they are removeable. Wearing this bra strapless wont work though.
The non adjustable parts are quite thick.

Wire: I would say its definitely quite narrow. On the sides its not completely in my IMF but close. It goes up quite high an pokes my ribcage/underarm. Not sure if the rest of the wire sits in my IMF. Not a lot of red marks because I went up a band size.

Depth: The projection at the apex is great, immidiate projection at the wire? not so much. The cup is a bit big and I can get away with it because of that I think

Overall I hope that the poking wire gets less, because I think it gives an forward and upward lifted shape

P.s: runs about a cup size smaller

Updated on Apr 28, 2021 Flag this

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  The S isn't terribly projected at the wire in this size, which is a bummer since people in the larger cups seem to love it. It's also a lot of bra for smaller frames. In theory, I like the S, but it just looks like the bra is wearing me whenever I try one.

  I think the M cut is the best overall for petite people needing wire projection and wanting a padded bra; if you can get on with the low gore, maybe you'd like that cut more.

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  jlcl119 thank you! I will check the M cut out!

• jlcl119 I got an M style bra and I like it a lot! It doesn't provide the same amount of lift as the S cut but it has great immediate projection and fits well overall! One of my best fits so far! Thank you again for suggesting it to me.

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