For that bra maybe, but I think you'll have a tough time finding it at all since it's from the SS2015 couture-inspired collection. (It originally retailed for €199,95 on the brand's website.)
Regular line bras from Marlies Dekkers start at €59.95 on their site though, it's not really a super-luxury brand (hit up the La Perla website if you want to be truly horrified at the cost of luxury-priced lingerie.)
I adore this bra, and this was definitely not the right size when I bought it, but I fell in love with the ivory/pink colourway after it was discontinued and snapped this up when it was listed on here and just stared at it in my drawer.
Through some fortuitous size fluctuations, this fits pretty well now, though I really wish that there was a bit more immediate projection at the base of the cup. The shape I get from this is very round pushed-up cleavage on top, but a little boxy from the side. This only looks good under a certain type of neckline, which is a shame since this bra is so pretty.
Narrow wires, deep cups, immediate projection, low and narrow gore, room for center fullness....basically everything I want in a bra, other than a band with 3 hooks.
I'm really surprised at how little the ruffled edging shows through clothes, and at how comfortable this bra is overall.
The wires on this bra distort easily, with any amount of tension applied to the band, so would be good for wide roots.
This bra does not allow for much center or upper fullness, so was not a good fit for me. The apexes of the cups are too far apart, as though it's designed for a torso that is wider and flatter than mine, with breasts more widely spaced.
The fabric of the bra is quite soft, and the design is really cute though, I'm sad this really doesn't work for me.
Received in a swap, so band is not as firm as new.
Overall I like the fit of this bra, though I will be altering it to tighten the band a bit while evening out the band tension. Worn as is the band shifts a bit and the center gore digs in after a few hours as a result.
This bra fits really strangely on me. It's a gorgeous bra, and one that I re-visit in my drawer a lot, but never wear. The band is very tight, and very very narrow. It is pretty low in the wing, and tapers off to be about an inch high, rather than having a rounded leotard back like most full-bust bras.
The cups are very narrow, shallow at the base, and very very open up top. The cups feel simultaneously too small at the base, but too big at the top, resulting in a lack of support. I'm wondering if the cup design is an effort to make the bra wearable as crossback and halter (the straps are detachable) but it doesn't really work in any strap configuration for me.
I have this in pink, and I definitely should've gone up to a 30 band in this bra, but when it arrived I was so desperate for fitting bras that I just wear it with an extender which is fine.
The shape of this bra is fantastically round for an unpadded bra, and I find it great for everyday wear. The underwire channels actually overlap at the top on this bra, which is maybe a sewing error, but an error in my favour. This does make the gore more prone to twisting, but it's also helped by my close-set boobs. This doesn't affect fit or support for me so I don't consider it to be a problem.
For that bra maybe, but I think you'll have a tough time finding it at all since it's from the SS2015 couture-inspired collection. (It originally retailed for €199,95 on the brand's website.)
Regular line bras from Marlies Dekkers start at €59.95 on their site though, it's not really a super-luxury brand (hit up the La Perla website if you want to be truly horrified at the cost of luxury-priced lingerie.)