I bought this bra to wear with a few corsets that come up higher on my torso and make an underwire very uncomfortable. This is probably one of the few 't-shirt' bra styles that I'll admit to liking. The modified plunge style cut makes it wearable with many deeper necklines while still being full coverage enough to not risk a wardrobe malfunction when worn with a corset. I have the underwire version of this bra as well. I don't know if I'd wear this soft cup sans corset for anything but lounging around but it suits the purpose I intended and creates the desired aesthetic in shaping though the lack of underwire means it provides only moderate support.

Updated on Mar 10, 2015 Flag this

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  I hadn't thought of needing a wireless bra for under a corset! Good point. I'll keep this in mind, if I can ever learn to do up a corset by myself.

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  learningaboutbras

  If you have a corset which features a busk in front it's not too hard to get the laces tightened as long as you don't fully remove them between wearings. The loops in the middle on either side of a door with a knob is a good starter way because then all you have to do is walk away from said door and the laces will tighten. I've been wearing corsets for years and need a mirror to "check my work".

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  Walk away from a doorknob--what a great idea! Yes, my corset has a busk in front. Ok, valentine556 , I'll try it. Thanks for the tip!

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  Let me know how it goes, I love hearing people talk corsets in a positive way. :)

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