Masquerade bras tend to give me a good shape while feeling pretty glam. The sizing advice was to go up a band size and keep the cup, so I ordered a 34G.

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This bra is absolutely the smallest 34 band I have come across so far. The band runs extremely small, measuring about 31" when stretched out all the way. The cups run slightly small as well, leading to a baffling kind of curly shape (rounded up to the top of the cup, which then stands sharply away from the breast tissue in a point from the side and a line from the front). The effect is a little bizarre, however it can be corrected to a degree by adjusting and then disguised under heavier fabrics. The band still has not stretched out, nor does it ... appear inclined to do so. The bra does not poke in the slightest, but because it is so tiny, I find it uncomfortable to wear for an entire day.

Problems aside, the bra is really very pretty. The coral lace along the top edge of the cups extends delicately over the breasts, while the pearl detail over the cut-out center gore is unusual and very elegant. The band is not mesh but a matching coral satin material in the back and sides, while covered in lace like the cups in the front.

Despite the fit, I will be keeping this bra based on its stunning appearance and the hope that my continued weight loss will allow me to fit into it properly.
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