Corin is a brand that seems to have very little data on this site, so hopefully I can help out a little here!
Although this bra is a 70E and I'm a 28FF, it fits pretty well. The lace-top cups would lend themselves better to someone who's even to full on top, since I experience some wrinkling being full on bottom. I think it has a little less projection than I need, but it should still be suited to breasts with some projection. It's comfortable throughout the day and the fabric makes it feel light.
The detail on this bra is lovely: floral straps, floral-patterned lace on the top ... part of the cups and between and underneath them, the light blue/gold/white color scheme, and the little gold leaves throughout. It has a nice narrow gore and the lace doesn't comprise so much of the cups as to show my nipples (I have big areolas so a little showing is kinda unavoidable). The quality is very good, the band has hardly stretched out since I bought it last month, and it's showing zero signs of wear. For $106, I think if you're willing to splurge on a truly beautiful bra, the Jacqueline is worth the money! It gives me a nice round, lifted appearance. I also have a Corin Virginia, which is a spacer bra, and the Jacqueline definitely gives more lift and doesn't minimize.
It would be better suited for a 30 and not a small 28 like me, but the band is plenty tight on the middle and tightest hooks -- my fit evaluation is based on the fit on the loosest hook. If you're a 28 who prefers 30s for comfort, this band may be a good fit for you. Corin makes great quality, well-fitting bras. I think the cup of the Jacqueline may run big and the band run small, since I tried this in a 70D and the cup was only a little too small. And if you happen to live in Pennsylvania and are looking for a physical location that carries Corin so you don't have to risk buying online, I 100% suggest Bra Spectrum in Bryn Mawr!
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