What an odd bra. I like the soft fabric a lot. It just flattens me out in such a weird way, I really don't like how it looks from the side and angle. I think the wires are just too wide and go too far back around the sides. Maybe if they were more curved it would be better. The top digs in after major swoop and scoop and gives some quad boob, didn't get a picture. Definitely returning this one.
Updated on Jun 07, 2024 Flag this
The cup volume and shape is good (finally!), but the wires and wings are very short, I need like at least an additional inch on the outer ends of those wires for them to come up high enough to hold everything in. Was worried about the narrow band but it's actually very comfortable. The fabric is very light but it's not too stretchy, so it still feels supportive. BUT the straps are WAY too far apart for me, they are fully just on my shoulder blades and that's a dealbreaker for me even if the wires were long enough. Too bad, I like how it looks and it's very comfortable otherwise. I will be returning this one.
Updated on May 31, 2024 Flag this
-edit- update at the end-
My first underwire bra in like 10 years! I don't even know what a comfortable bra should feel like, which is why I'm calling this an adventure. I almost love this bra so much. The bottom of the cups fit beautifully but the wire comes up over the IMF toward the inside of my breasts and the cups are too separated, consequently the gore is quite painful. The lace on top scooches down and wrinkles, when I pull it up and toward the center of my chest it looks like I fill the whole cup but it doesn't stay that way, it sort of ... collapses back down. The band is quite secure, tight but comfortable, and the bottom half of the cups feel very supportive. I would love the overall look and shape if the lace on top stayed up. I wish they made a 30C, I don't know if the cups are maybe too small? If so, it'll be a great period bra. But I feel like the volume of the cup is okay if only the top didn't slump down. I have tall shallow (?) roots (or bigger pecs, Idk but either way tops of cups tend to cut in and give quad boob even when cups are too big), which is why I thought stretch lace on top would be good but I guess not. It's almost right, but a few things about it are slightly off, and the cups being too separated is definitely not good.
-edit-it's been about a week, the band has stretched and I'm on the smallest hook now. However, with my PMS boobs filling out the cups more I'd say this bra is close enough to say it fits. Lace mostly stays up with just a little wrinkling around the nipples, and the wire stays in my IMF. I may still try to narrow the gore.
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Updated on May 24, 2024 Flag this
Shallow molded cups are definitely not for me. Gapping AND spilling out of the cups, major quadboob especially the more I scooped and swooped.
This bra is not owned any more
Updated on May 15, 2024 Flag this
In many ways I prefer this to the Envy, the wires fit my shape better (they come up more steeply, while still being wide enough, which helps me with forward projection and filling out the tops more). The cups are a little closer together so the gore isn't sitting on breast tissue and digging in painfully the way the Envy does. The straps are farther apart though, they dig into my armpits and the material is a little scratchier. The cups make a nicer more rounded shape and the bit of empty space in the tops of the cups is less, and much less wrinkly and obvious than ... with the Envy, so I think when I'm on my period and my boobs are bigger it might be perfect (will update then). But the shape definitely is closer, and aside from the straps being not ideal, it's more comfortable. I think the band is stretchier, and I don't know how I feel about that yet.
-update- I don't like the stretchier band, it rides up even when I use the middle hooks instead of the end ones. The bra overall tends toward riding up, especially in the back but also a little bit in the front too.
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Updated on May 14, 2024 Flag this
