This bra was a pleasant surprise, although it's not a perfect match. It's the first time I try a Kinga bra and I wasn't too sure about the size, so I ordered it mainly because of the style https://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_smile.gif" alt=":)" /> I love the pattern on the cup, and the satiny fabric and teal colour combination are lovely. They look just as great in real life!
A bit about my shape - short roots, average to narrow roots, I need a lot of immediate projection and some space in the cup for inner fullness, but not a too narrow gore (especially at the bottom of ... the gore).
On me, this bra does fit quite well, it gives a stable fit and a round shape, and quite a lot of lift. It's just that from a comfort perspective the wire and side boning tend to become uncomfortable under the arm when wearing it for a long day. The wing is just a bit too tall for me - but this is my usual fit issue with most bra brands, so for most people this will probably be fine.
The cup design is this semi-soft/semi-padded pattern, with the two bottom parts of the cup padded but the top just stretch lace. The stretch lace is doubled with stretch mesh and closed off with a thin elastic. Despite the bottom part being just made from two parts, there's enough immediate projection and also overall cup projection.
The wires are quite hard, which makes the gore give a firm tack. Some people will appreciate that, and it definitely helps with the stability, but for me it also means that I somehow feel the gore pressing on the sternum, although it's not particularly uncomfortable. The band is firm and runs true to size.
Regarding the sizing, I went for the same size that I wear in Gorsenia bras, and in UK sizing my go-to size is a 36GG. The overall quality of the bra is really good, and it's definitely worth giving a try.
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