This bra fits perfectly and gives me a great round shape with cleavage. My boobs stay put and don't sneak out under the arm. It is very comfortable with no poking or scratching. The back is too big and rides up, so I wear it on the tightest setting. There are two bras with the same name, Amourette 300, but this is the 3/4 cup style. It has a different construction than most other bras I have seen: it has one vertical seam running the entire length of the bra cup. There is a very thin foam inside cup with a stretchy lace overlay on top, also with ... the vertical seam. When I bought the bra from Figleaves, the left center wire was poking out. I was desperate and needed a bra, and I didn't want to pay to ship it back and wait for a new one, so I just sewed up the underwire channel. Of course it has since popped open, so I will have to resew it. I am looking to buy another one in a 32 band.
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Updated on Mar 07, 2012 Flag this

Don't be afraid of this "padded" bra, busty ladies! it's just structured, is all.

I was put off at first by its unwashed, unworn shape—a bit boxy and unnatural—but it was really comfortable, and then it wore in well. Great balconette for full-bottomed breasts. Makes my boobs look lush.

Some reviews complain about the width of the straps, but I love them. They're set widely enough that they don't get too much in the way, and if they do peek they look more like a cami. Allover lace is textured, but I haven't had a problem with it. Seams are flat.

I wish it had metal findings, but otherwise it's well constructed. I've had this bra for a year and a half and it's still kicking despite being worn several times weekly for most of that time. The most annoying thing is that the little lace scallops at the bottom edge of the bra all flip up, which is less cute. No big deal.

Updated on Aug 09, 2011 Flag this

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Added on Aug 10, 2011