Just WOW first bra that just FITS
The fabric and look is awesome and its so comfortable. My only question is if its a bit small in the cup, seeing as I get a slight quadboob effect. Perhaps I can try ordering it in size 32H. Sadly its basically sold out everywhere, both in black and white version T.T
Updated on Aug 19, 2020 Flag this
What a bust - Supposedly this bra is a recolor of Freya Viva. It’s not though. It doesn’t fit at all the same! I’m astonished how they managed to do that tbh. I love the original Freya Viva bras (in black with pattern and white with pattern) but this one is such a let down. I expected it to fit like my other viva bras - tight stretch lace at the top, short wings that don’t dig in, no problems with spillover or excess fabric at the bottom. Yet I not a single thing I love about my viva bras can be applied to this one.
As is very ... clear from my pictures, the stretch lace at the top is NOT tight. There’s excess fabric at the bottom because the cup is too shallow there and it folds atrociously (like my pictures of Freya Fancies only much worse.
The wire felt different too, a lot softer and not stiff at all.
In fit it’s closer to Freya Fancies and Expression IMHO, except the wire is not stiff like Fancies. Maybe even some of the Curvy Kate bras I’ve tried.
I really, really wished they’d kept the shape and fit of the original Viva bra...
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Updated on Dec 03, 2020 Flag this
Just wow, I adore the design of this bra! Really wish it was closer in fit to my shape.
It gives me the typical shape that I always get with Ewa Michalak, Nessa and Curvy Kate (a sort of d shape haha)
It fit perfectly on one breast, but the other had quite some space in the bottom, which I was told would mean I should go a cup size down (but perhaps in retrospect maybe that breast is smaller yet more projected?) I sadly did not think of going down a band size while keeping my cup size (a 75J).
I really liked it but didn’t think the shape was that good on me, but then again I’m used to full coverage Primadonna bras...
Updated on Apr 07, 2020 Flag this
High coverage bra, full cup. The fabric is very silky and smooth, feels nice against your skin. The lace is stretchy and also feels very nice.
It is a type of minimize as it seems to give you a more even shape from the side, good for shirts etc that are high.
The only problem for me was that the upper corners near my arm seems to fold. I do not know why, perhaps due to my short roots/ omega shape, I think this is the best bra I've tried. Too bad it seems to be discontinued now in black, there is a new color in white though. I'm going to try the white version in 75I, perhaps it is a tiny bit too big in the cup which causes the fold.
Updated on Jun 02, 2020 Flag this
This is a size 70J. I did not like that it didn’t tack and I know it can, my friend has one that fits her like a glove.
When I pushed the saleslady for a cup size bigger, she simply told me “it clearly can’t tack with your size”, something I know to be very faulty as I’ve tried Primadonna bras that do tack. I don’t know if they simply did not have a size 70K (their size system is weird) or if she actually thought this fit - I have scoured countless sites and images to learn to recognize The Fit, which I am very sure now is not this bra.
I also tried it in a balconette version, but that was also too small. They did not have it in larger cups.
I still have the issue of fabric folding under at the bottom, possibly orange in a glass effect?
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Updated on Nov 14, 2019 Flag this
Apparently this bra is considered a “minimized”. I sort of understand why, as seen in my side photos it does seem to spread out the tissue to make an overall better shape for me. However, this is NOT like, for example, Triumph, minimizers or any other minimizer I’ve tried on - those really made your breast flat and in my case shoved my boobs under my arms. I could not move my arms without interfering with my boob. This is nothing like that.
It’s a polish brand, it runs small in the cup sizes compared to other polish brands. In band size it is a big large, but ... having tried other of their styles, this is not the case for the whole brand.
It’s got 2 vertical seams, it’s described as deep. The wire is very hard and stiff, making a U shape.
To me it seemed like a full cup, but it’s unclear as some descriptions say 3/4 cup, balconette etc.
I thought it was very comfortable, definitely a new favorite as the wires didn’t poke at all.
It comes in black with a floral pattern and in grey with a marble like pattern.
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Updated on Dec 13, 2019 Flag this
This bra surprised me, it was a lot prettier and sturdier than I thought. I didn't feel like the lace was itchy or anything.
Though it seems just a tad small in the cup for me - if I jump up or shake my body, then I get overflow in the top pretty severely. Its almost happening when I wear it normally. Doing the "sweep" thing and making sure the cup covers all breast tissue gives me overflow though.
I decided to order it a cup size bigger, although I think the underwires will likely get too long and poke me, or get pushed down. Oh well, I can only try.
Updated on May 07, 2022 Flag this
Madison has always been a favorite of mine, but after I gained a lot of weight it has become less favorable.
A few weeks ago I went to a shop and after measuring me and trying on the bra, I bought it.
It became clear very fast that it gives me very little comfort. The band is too loose, so it rides up the back.
And the bottom of the cups wrinkle atrociously and it actually hurts under the wire, as it seems to sit badly. Not only that, it also pokes my armpits which is tremendously annoying.
I have been to try other Primadonna bras (in size 75G and 75H) which both seemed a lot more comfortable and less wrinkly. I really want to try the madison in this size too, for a good comparison, but they didn’t have it in the shop.
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Updated on Nov 14, 2019 Flag this
So, I initially thought this bra fit really well, almost perfect.
Well, I wore it for several hours - and the issues kept cropping up.
Firstly, the band is tight - yet it creeps up in the middle to make a reverse U shape. It’s tight though so it digs in under my breasts. My best guess is that the wires are too flexible, so they don’t support the construction, which leads to the straps having to hold up my breasts, thus putting a large strain on the band in the back. I’ve tried this bra with a looser band, but it simply gives the same issues, just even ... worse upwards creep in the back.
Compared to my Freya bras, the wires are just useless - I’m currently trying out a Freya Offbeat (75J/34GG) and the wires are much stiffer and supportive.
I wonder if I could replace the wire in this Elomi Morgan with my worn out Freya Viva ones (the bra size in those is 32GG though)?
In conclusion, I will be returning this Elomi Morgan, as the bra’s wires can’t hold up my breasts without pulling very badly on the shoulder straps.
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Updated on May 07, 2022 Flag this
Surprisingly comfortable bra, I think I chose to return it though, based on the fact that I was expecting a non-padded bra - this is a “semi soft” which I had never heard of before
As I recall it was quite pretty but at the time I did not think a bra should be THAT open. I’m very short so I can’t really fill out the top on most bras. I’m still not sure if it’s supposed to look like that when fitted properly. It’s hard to judge though as the pictures of it on various websites show ladies with FoT breasts that fill it out no trouble.
Maybe the lift is not good enough? So far I’ve had this shape in Curvy Kate, Nessa and Ewa Michalak.
Overall seems like a really comfortable and good quality bra.
Updated on Apr 07, 2020 Flag this
