Bra fitting help » Looks okay at first glance but is this a bad fit?
Ewa Michalak » Bm Bibi Black (1000) » 70GG 32:10
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I marked a few things on the fit that I’m not sure about - I said the wires cut in to tissue in the sides, but I’m not 100% sure. Does it look like it does? Also, my larger side pops out of the lace near the gore, which you can see in the top down picture.
I really like this bra, but I’m not sure if going up a size will cause more problems like the 70H Tulipan that I posted before (where the lace is too tall and wrinkles). Any ideas? Honestly, I personally don’t think this looks bad at first glance but with the gore not sitting flat and the bigger side popping out, my instinct is saying go up a cup.
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I also think it is not wide enough for you. It looks like your tissue is being dragged by the wire at your sides. I also think that is why you are getting a bit of a torpedo effect. I would recommend trying something with a bit wider wires such as Pour Moi, Understance, and curvy Kate, Elomi. I would also go up a cup since your are spilling out a bit and also because your tissue underneath the wire (in this bra) need to sit in the cup too (need more cup surface area).
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I always try to fit to my "larger side" (as most women have asymmetry); I wonder if this bra fits your smaller side better? Just because you wrote, "my larger side pops out of the lace near the gore, which you can see in the top down picture." The underwire *might* be cutting in on your larger side as well. It might help to try one cup size larger? if they have it in store) But then there may be some gaping on your smaller side. It's always a toss up.
Darn, it looks cute.
It looks good on you, but if you do a really close, close, close inspection those are my concerns. I know BM Bibi has it's fans!
I find that black bras run tighter, too.
Updated on August 29, 2023 Flag this