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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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Updated on Jun 15, 2015 Flag this

Bought this bra when I still measured 34DD. Unfortunately it was too small and by the time I got around to trying it on, it was too late to return. This bra is very shallow and the band is tight. It fit more like a 32DD. The design also just didn't compliment my shape well at all. Hopefully it can work better with someone who has less projection and narrower roots than me.

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Updated on Aug 23, 2014 Flag this

Oh boy. So much wrong with the sizing of this bra. I don't know this brand very well, but the model is too big in the band and too small in the cups. A 32G that fits like a 34E... For a UK brand this surprised me a lot. Maybe that's why it was so cheap on brastop. I couldn't believe how small the cups were. All it did was smash my boobs down. The fact that it has three hooks, yet hardly any adequate side wing support confused me as well.

I struck out hard on this bra, and can't return it. Blurgh.

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Updated on Mar 29, 2015 Flag this

There are lots of problems with this bra for me. The main problem being the lack of cup width along the top of the cup (not the width from wire end to end). It is very closed off. I am mostly even, so I prefer bra that are more open at the top. I guess the measurements for this bra are either incorrect or I am more full than I previously thought, because this bra is super closed off on top. The depth is good, wire length is good, yet there is quadboob everywhere. It fits me like it wants to be a full coverage, but failing. Yet, it doesn't look like a full coverage in any pictures.

The band was also incredibly tight, and requires me to wear an extender.

I guess theoretically I could size up, but I don't know how many times I'll have to do that to find enough cup width. The "full coverage" style just doesn't work for even, full boobs.

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Updated on Mar 31, 2015 Flag this

(this bra was bought along with a 34FF in another color. I've copied the review for the other bra because the information is equally applicable. The only difference is that the band for the 32G was the same length in coral as the 34FF in black. The different dyes must have messed with the fabric differently).

I own a lot of Deco's, and this one feels a lot more like a plunge-halfcup, as opposed to a complete plunge. The cups are a little less open on top than the regular plunge, and does not give as much cleavage.

I found the sizing to be a bit small all around ... compared to other Deco's that have fit me in the past. The 32FF original Deco seemed to be a perfect fit both in cup depth and band stretch. This model seems a lot tighter and the cup depths are not that much larger (still noticeably larger, but only a half inch difference).

The foam molding in this bra is much stiffer than the regular plunge, I've noticed. The band also has a very breathable mesh-like material. It's an interesting concept. I have not gotten to use the J-hook feature yet, but will probably soon with summer coming.

I bought this bra new at Nordstrom's, which may explain the band tightness, but the small difference in cup depth sort of surprised me. However, this was my first big-$$ bra buy and it was still incredibly satisfying walking out the store with 2 brand new $70 bras!
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Updated on Mar 31, 2015 Flag this

I own a lot of Deco's, and this one feels a lot more like a plunge-halfcup, as opposed to a complete plunge. The cups are a little less open on top than the regular plunge, and does not give as much cleavage.

I found the sizing to be a bit small all around compared to other Deco's that have fit me in the past. The 32FF original Deco seemed to be a perfect fit both in cup depth and band stretch. This model seems a lot tighter and the cup depths are not that much larger (still noticeably larger, but only a half inch difference).

The foam molding ... in this bra is much stiffer than the regular plunge, I've noticed. The band also has a very breathable mesh-like material. It's an interesting concept. I have not gotten to use the J-hook feature yet, but will probably soon with summer coming.

I bought this bra new at Nordstrom's, which may explain the band tightness, but the small difference in cup depth sort of surprised me. However, this was my first big-$$ bra buy and it was still incredibly satisfying walking out the store with 2 brand new $70 bras!
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Updated on Mar 31, 2015 Flag this

Shape: Mostly even, Slight FOB, average projection, wide-rooted, high(er) on chest, broad shoulders

When I put this bra on, I feel like I'm doing some kind of weird acrobatic stretching. When it's the first long-line you've ever owned, putting it on is a real hassle. I can't get it right without hooking it backwards and shuffling it back around. I hate that I'm stretching the band like that, but it is literally the only way.

When it's on, it's pretty comfortable. The cups are soft and not as rigid as they look in pictures. This is one of the few Parfait bras that attempt to be true to size, ... although I feel like the cups could be slightly bigger. Makes nice cleavage. It does keep side tissue in and leaves the back looking smooth and reduces bulges.

It does what I would suspect a long-line is supposed to do. My only annoyance, besides hooking it up, is that the bottom tends to flare up and made a popping sound. I have a wide ribcage, so maybe that's why it does that?
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Updated on Feb 28, 2015 Flag this

This bra is definitely too small in the cups for me, which was later confirmed when I remeasured as a 34E/F. The band is too stretchy for my liking; I don't feel like my breasts are contained. I have to readjust, re-scoop/swoop throughout the day to prevent tissue from escaping back into my armpit. This bra, as far as I know, is discontinued.

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Updated on Aug 09, 2014 Flag this

Me: avg projection, even fullness, wide-set, wide-rooted

WOW I love this bra! I have average projection, so I thought this bra wouldn't work, but it totally does. I love the shape this bra gives me. It actually lifts up my bust. And I really like the modest hint of cleavage this bra gives. Plus, the soft padding of the cups is soooo comfortable.

The detailing is also wonderful, which is what I love most about Curvy Kate bras. It's all so intricate and beautiful.

Updated on May 04, 2015 Flag this

Another review for my favorite bra, but in a different size. I measure as a 32G, however I size down in the Deco because of the openness and for fit. I usually go for 32FF, but I couldn't find a black one in that size so I jumped on the opportunity to buy a 30G for 1/3 retail price here on bratabase. The cups fit pretty much the same as my 32FF. There is killer cleavage, but no quad-boob, just a lot of openness. Looks great under clothes.

However, the band is excruciatingly tight. I can get it on if I hook it backwards and then turn it around, ... but I was struggling to get it hooked from behind. And I have really long arms.

It leaves a little bit of a red band on me after I take it off. I'm going to have to wear an extender until it starts fitting like a 32 because I've determined that a 30 is just not gonna happen. My rib-cage is just way too wide.

No regrets buying it, though. At least it'll have a long lifetime.
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Updated on Nov 08, 2014 Flag this