This bra has a pretty tight band initially, but it stretched quite nicely to my underbust in a matter of weeks. There's no way I could fasten it on anything but the loosest band setting, so this bra could also fit a 28H person. Also note that as this is a 30G, the cups run at least one cup size large. I'm really more of a 30GG or 30H. To find your sizing in this bra, try going up a band size if you're not a tight-band wearer, and going down one to two cup sizes.

Other than the initial discomfort of the band, this bra is easily one of the most comfy bras I own. I've worn it to 8 hour shifts at work and not needed out immediately upon arriving home. I'm really more of an unpadded or lightly-lined type, so it's rare that I find a molded cup to be so livable.

This bra is also a great match for my full-on-bottom breasts. I find it to be a wonderful alternative to the Deco, which didn't work well for me. Anyone whose breasts don't take well to plunges but miss the cleavage of a Deco-ish bra (or any cleavage at all--it gets particularly hard to find in well-fitting larger cups) would do well to try this one. I was pining for a bra like this through a lot of my teenage years.

I found the faux-lace detailing and overall look of the bra appeared better to me online than it did in-person, which rarely happens. I'm really picky about lace patterning, and this particular one didn't jive with me. The bra's color is more of a pearlescent-metallic "nude" than the deeper metallic color than I was expecting. It's a really cool effect, but on me it's not a nude bra at all.

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