Sigh-- add this one to the growing pile of moulded cup failures. This one was much closer than the two previous attempts, which I did not keep long enough to measure for bratabase.

Very pretty bra, with slightly stiffer than average cups. I was left with some gaping along the top edge of the cup, and my boobs wouldn't completely fill into the bottom part of the cup near the wire. I think I suffered from the "orange in a glass" effect from this bra, but it didn't seem too uncomfortable on the sides. If anything, though, the cut is a bit too high near the top close to ... the armpit, and the edge across from that. These cups seemed to cover my TOS, which was a weird feeling.

I wanted this bra to work so badly. I thought, for a split second, that I might be able to make it work anyway-- but then it occurred to me that the whole point of having a moulded cup was so that I could have a smooth line under my top. So, this one will be sold, soon. Back to the drawing board.
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Updated on Mar 24, 2017 Flag this

My breast shape is projected, short roots of medium wisth, FOB, even top. And they're mature and floppier. Zoe is not a spacer. It's also not thick foam. It almost completely hides my headlights and gives me the shape I like, both of which the Rebecca failed to do. Ended up keeping the 36F and using an extender until the band stretches which I am told @Fantasie bras do. The photos are without the extender. Once that was in place, the gore sat flat and most of that crease beneath the cup went away.

I nodded off wearing this bra and slept for about 4 hours. Unbelievable how comfortable I felt. Removed, just very faint indents on my skin. Never thought I'd find a well fitting contour, given that I tried so many ill fitting ones.

Smoky Blue colorway

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