About this Bra
Purchasing:
* $67 on Amazon with free Prime shipping & returns (not Amazon Wardrobe)
* Available in solid and beige plus several fun prints.
Band:
* One layer of stretch mesh.
* Elastic at top of band.
* Wing support: soft seaming
* Continuous band - wires lower than wings.
* Back close with 3 columns of hooks.
Straps:
* smooth elastic
* stiff (stand up on their own)
* full adjust
* leotard back
Cups:
* 3-seam (4-piece) half cup
* Called a balconette but the cup edge is diagonal, not horizontal, so a half cup, not a balconette.
* unpadded, stiff underwire
* Top of cup is unlined, stretch lace.
* Rest of cup is unlined, non-stretch mesh.
* Soft cups ... (no molding or padding).
Fit
About me: petite with wide horizontal oval, slightly conical breasts
* average projection
* wide-set (3 fingers width of space between breasts)
* very wide roots (extend past the mid-axillary line)
* even horizontal fullness (just barely outer full)
* short root height, average vertical placement
* mix of firm & soft tissue (front molds to shape of bra, sides push wimpy wires away)
* conical shape (but will squish to round)
* full on top (2/4 shape, not even or very full) - BUT functionally even to FOB due to short roots and soft tissue
* petite (5'3") so have narrow frame
* front (anterior) rib flares
Band:
* length: band rides up
* wings: height good
* no axillary skin spillage
Gore: Comfortable, tacks, good spacing, height fine.
Cup:
* Gives breasts a projected shape.
* Wires wide enough (SO RARE).
* Top of cup gaps.
* Bottom of cup filled.
* Cuts into tail of Spence.
Straps:
* too far apart, slip
* adjust short enough
Assessment and Plan:
* Band too big, cups too projected, cuts into tail of Spence.
* Already tried 32E (reviewed separately). Spoiler: too shallow, still cuts into tail of Spence.
* Shape mis-match. Try other styles.
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Updated on Jul 08, 2019 Flag this
Bravangelist Honey, this sure looks like a nice piece of kit, light and deliciously stable. Reminds me of my NIceSize or to a certain extend, SansComplexe bras.
Could you please check if you are not wearing it too low ? I mean, the underwire has to be exactly at the base of the breasts, maybe even forcing a few milimeters upwards..
Otherwise the lower portion of the cups remains empty and the boobs can not push forwards the front part and side panels scooping & underwire fail their purpose.
Which requires quite a straps tension and probably one letter down on the cups.
Otherwise it might actually bend the breast root downwards and splash the boobs instead of projecting them like balconnets are designed to do.
Could you please be sweet and provide feedback ? Thanks Hon, have a fantastic day !
Mathy