This bra is an engineering marvel. If you had told my 15-year-old self that I would one day own a strapless bra and actually WEAR IT, successfully, with strapless tops, I would have laughed in your face. And yet! Freya went ahead and proved me wrong. While I could stand to have a band size smaller in this (there are only two rows of hooks) I have worn it out, strapless, into the real world on multiple occasions so far with my shoulders happily bare without any nip-slips or belt bras or anything. I've adjusted it about as often as I adjust my normal bras. The cup does ... turn up a bit on the bottom - I can't quite fill it out down there, but quad boob is not a concern with the high center gore and equally high, stiff cups. The longline is beautiful and elegant. The removable straps that come with the bra are eh - once I took them off to experiment with the strapless I haven't felt the need to put them back on. The shape is not as high and perky as I'm used to now (especially since I started wearing Comexim) but it's an acceptable trade-off IMO. Overall very pleased!
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Updated on May 20, 2014 Flag this

This bra transfers all of the weight of my breasts to my back and distributes it over my back, which makes it one of the best bras I have found. The straps, which you can remove, are superfluous for weight bearing, but help to create a smooth line. There are two options for where you want to attach the straps, which allows me to attach the straps at the center-top of the cup rather than to the side, where so many bras these days for the large busted attach.

As an added bonus, I never thought I'd find a strapless bra.

The downsides:
-the padded cups make my breasts ... look bigger, which I need like I need a poker in my eye.
-It's a little restrictive around the ribcage. I am not a fan of the dried glue-like elastic that lines the bottom of the band, which leaves dents on my skin.
-After a day of wearing it, I want to take it off in order to comfortably expand my ribcage.

Overall, I am more pleased with this bra than almost any other on the market, but I would still like to find better. Some of the other Freya longline bras would be promising except that they do not provide enough coverage of the top of my breasts, allowing for waay too much cleavage wiggle for me to be comfortable wearing them outside. Unlike them, this bra has enough coverage of the tops of my breasts.



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Updated on Mar 21, 2014 Flag this

This bra is very projected and VERY full on top! I can't fill the tops completely even though my shape is average projection and even. The wires are also ridiculously wide. It would be a rare breast shape that could fit this bra. Projected, tall roots, wide roots, and full on top... Sizing down would probably remedy this for me. But it makes my boobs look bigger, which I'm not complaining about. But the fit is definitely not good.

In comparison to other molded Freyas, this strapless fits at least one cup-size larger.

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