Beautiful black lace with cute bow, this have definitely deeper bottom projection compared to Gorsenia's half cup. You will be able to see and compare from the side view picture that it has an angle close to vertical. Unlike Magnolia CHP, gore don't overlaps so this have slightly wide cup separation. If you need more narrow gore, you will need check gore appearance from picture.
It's really comfortable and I instantly fell in love with the aesthetic. It is low coverage, which makes me wonder if a larger cup size would be better, but it's not bothersome because the top is very open. Plus it might become too projected and open on top in a larger size. The pictures of everyone else wearing it looks a lot more covered up lol.. Still, I have never seen my profile look so projected. I need more bras that push out my boobs the way this bra does. It has excellent depth at the wire.
OMG, when I ordered this bra I didn’t know the coulour was SO flashy and I won’t be able to look at it without wearing sunglasses https://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_wink.gif" alt=";)" /> I ordered it because of the BM construction and the lovely lace. What I especially like in the BM cut is that it perfectly gathers the breast tissue to the center which is quite exceptional for a non-padded bra. Technically this bra is too small (so is my Szmaragd), but I think I’ll keep it in this size. The underwires look too narrow on pics, but they’re actually fine. My only issue with this cut is ...that there’s not enough projection in the center (near the gore) and that’s where the cup cuts in (which you can hardly see on the pics). Otherwise, everything is perfect in this size, especially the cup height under the armpits. I’m afraid the 65F would cut in, I am kind of high set, but I may try a 65F next time as sending back a non-padded bra isn’t cost prohibitive. The band in this one is quite tight, if you’re between sizes, you may want to size up. It’s made of a soft, beautiful lace which is lined with a white, stretchy material. The straps are pale yellow, the little bows on the straps and the center gore are a little bit paler. The sliders are white and the straps very hard to adjust. They’re also very thick for an EM bra.
For a bra that is supposed to be rather shallow, there is awesome immediate projection. This is a good compromise between the S (which I find too tall) and the 3D (which I find too shallow). The shape is nice and round with low profile cups and an ultra low gore. The cups are too small for me and I'll be reordering in a 65F.
I only got to wear this for about 90 minutes, so stick with me here.
The band is tight for a 65, measuring at about 27.5" stretched before the wires distort. The wires are wonderfully narrow. The shape is rounded with a subtle peak, it's very nice. All up front no East-West. The cups have good projection overall and through the apex, but there is not enough for me at the wire. I had this beauty pushed down onto my ribs within an hour and again 30 minutes after adjustment. I also ended up with some slight in cup quadding at the horizontal seam. It's a lovely bra, beautiful color and the materials are great, if there was more space at the wire I would totally keep it. There is not, so I cannot.
The matching thong is just as lovely, soft and fluttery. It's a 36 and is big, more like a 38.
Hmmm this is good to know because I was curious about BM. It looks really good on you, but does look a little shallower at the bottom than SM. Bummer that it didn't work!
I do wonder if a 65F would fit better, but every other aspect of this size is great so I'm not really sure.
I'd keep it, but Ewa uses firm wires and my ribs are bony so it hurts when the wires slide down.
Have you had some growth lately? It looks like you might be able to go up (because the stretch lace looks pretty stretched) but I think BM just isn't the right style for you. And yeah her wires can be killer if they don't fit right. I both love and hate that they're so solid.
A little, more firmness than size. This is my largest week though, so I'm in my F CHPs right now. This one would fit better overall next week, I think, but it still won't have the room at the wire. I would be concerned about the F having more projection through the middle or the lace coming up to my collarbone, neither of which I need.
This is also a very pretty bra. The band is silvery with a jacquard pattern as are the front of the straps. The cups are overlayed with a black mesh and embroidered with silver thread, the embroidery looks like vines with flowers to me.
The band is nice, tight, and supportive. It's quite a bit more rigid than my 65E - Ewa Michalak » Hp Kobalt (300) and I like a single column from an extender. The straps are thin, but not super stretchy. I wish they were a bit thicker, but they aren't painful and they don't dig in so they're fine. Technically they're only half adjustable. ...But, there is no ring between the material, just a stitch and I bet I could cram the slider over it. The sliders themselves are thin metal. They're difficult to move and hurt my fingers to do so. They do stay in place though, so at least I don't have to move them often. Again, the wires in this are ideal. About 4.8" wide and invisible. The shape is nice, up front, close to the chest, and very round. I don't know how the HP can accommodate my need for immediate projection when it's a half-cup, but it does and I like it. Read more 102 more words
There's a very simple and not painful way to adjust these straps. First, you have to push (not pull) from one side through the slider, then you have to push the strap through the other side of the slider. Not sure if it's clear, I should rather take some photos ;)
That's how I do it. For some reason I feel like I have to squeeze them and that's what hurts. I should focus on relaxing my grip I guess, haha.
i loooove this bra! i have an HM and its got to be one of my favorites ever <3 a smidge too much room in the cup, but its too frickin pretty to care.
Such an lovely design on this bra. I really like the high contrast between the dark color on the cups and the light color on the band. Beautifully made!
This bra is absolutely gorgeous! The fabric is really smooth and shiny and feels quite luxurious. I really love the construction of the cups. It pushes my tissue up and to the center, giving me a really full look. The cups do seem a little small, but I don't find the need to size up as I like the effects it gives. The only thing I don't like is how pointy it is at first, but the pointedness softens with wear. I think Ewa updated the new 3D's to have slightly closer straps than their older models. This particular fabric is true ...to size in the band, stretching to about 30.5 inches. Ideally, I should have ordered a 55FF, but I am able to alter it myself and didn't want to spend an additional $6 for someone else to do it.
Update: The pointyness on this bra never went away (Though I haven't worn it much at all)! My boobs have gotten a little fuller and now it looks kind of strange under a shirt- its like pointy at one area then rounded at the top. Read more 87 more words
I own 3 CHP bras: Gazeta, Brzoskwinka, and the Marcepan. Compared to these, I agree that the cups on this run bigger (they're a bit taller) and the band runs very tight compared to other EMs. This is labelled as 65E/30E and it fits like a 28F. The band stretches to 27 inches, so please keep this in mind. I have a 25.5 inch underbust, so 27 is perfect for me. Although the cups are a lot taller compared to other CHPs, I feel like it is a bit more closed to on top due to the black ribbon border and the ruffles. The ruffles don't show up under ...my thick T-shirt, however. I'd say the Gazeta is better for even to full on bottom shapes, even though I would normally say that CHP is better for the not extremely FoT, even, and full on bottom shapes. As always, CHPs give a wonderful "apple" (as Ewa describes), round shape. This is definitely not a minimizing bra. The looks of this bra, of course, is AMAZING and EM bras as always are very very high quality. You can't buy bras like these in most typical full bust stores. It may be expensive, but EM is sooo worth it. I never get pokey wires and the fit is ALWAYS en pointe. Definitely one of my favourites! Read more 113 more words
Pretty much my perfect nude bra! Based on measurements here (and that fact that I have no upper pole tissue), I suspect I could size down to the DD without issue but I am happy with this fit.
The lace that edges just over the top of the cup hides the seams so I can wear this under a thin shirt. The shape it gives my breasts is very nice, high and round. The straps are fully adjustable and have embroidery to keep the hardware from slipping. I LOVE the included pads to hide the asymmetry of my smaller breast.
Overall, I think this band felt fairly stretchy on, but when I stretched it for a measurement it was not so it is very comfortable.
Thank you for this review! it seems that we are kind of bra size twins ;) we wear similar sizes in Ewa Michalak and I was wondering if this bra wouldn't be to big in my regular size as some girls say it's very open on the top, but I'm not worrying anymore:)
I ALWAYS look to see if you have reviewed an Ewa Michalak bra I am interested in, haha. I think you have a little more breast fullness than I do (especially in the sheer bras), but in general, if it fits you then I know it will be close for me too!
This one is a little more open on top than Onyx or Lilia (the other CH bras I have) but it's not too much. You will be fine in your regular size.
By my measurements (and how it fits), 3D Satine runs about 1/2 cup size larger than the other 3Ds I've tried. Fortunately that works for me! It give my larger breast enough room to stay inside and yet is small enough that I don't need a pad for the smaller one. They also push my breasts together more and so I get a little better cleavage from the front.
It is also about a 1/2 size smaller in the band. I would like one more set of hooks to be fully comfortable in it.
Satine is sort ...of a shiny, peachy-yellow nude, but it is covered with lace so it tones down the shine and makes it elegant. Very lovely on my skin and also looks to be a very close match to my Bezyk underwear.
While I like this bra very much, I don't feel it is the same as the 3Ds that have the covered half-adjustable straps . . . the wires feel a little flimsier somehow and because the band is tighter, it is easy to distort them. With the very stretchy straps, I get some bounce when I walk and my breasts sit lower on my chest (so less cleavage from the side).
Overall, still a very nice bra. Read more 116 more words
My very first thought on putting this one one was: What a comfortable bra! It is the perfect snugness (not too much, not too little), the fabric is so smooth and supportive, and the comfort straps are like little pillows on your shoulders.
I swapped out the straps for the regular ones for funsies and found I liked the cleavage better however.
I have very soft breasts, and this is a plunge I can wear fairly securely with very little readjustment during the day. The key is not scooping and swooping too aggressively - otherwise the nipples ...start pointing too far towards center and I get a lot of spillage. I need to make sure that my nipple is in the apex of the bra and then it is smooth sailing!
Bra is one of the best constructed Ewa bras I've come across. It is double layered at the band (mesh and the matte black fabric), has built in pockets for included pads, the elastic is perfect, the details are very subtle and sexy.
I don't get that same crazy cleavage that others are getting (I never will, lol), but my breasts round up nicely in this bra and it doesn't show under low shirts. I tried the 65DD (I'm sorry I forgot to measure it before I sent it back) and had fantastic mounding but the wires were a little too narrow (cup too small). So if you're just between sizes, the smaller one will give you the best cleavage. Read more 156 more words
I've been waiting for this bra since I saw the first photos on Effuniak's facebook page. In my opinion it's their prettiest bra ever. This is a new contruction for me, I've already tried one of the first 3D bra but it's been improved since Kokietka. About the fit:
The band is too tight for my UB 63 cm measured tight and 66 cm loose, I can fasten it but definitely couldn't wear it all day long.
The cups run bigger than in Kokietka but smaller than in the HM style (I wear 65DD in HM). I think that the cups fit perfect, the center gore is very low, that's an unquestionable advantage. The see-through material is great for summer days.
My only complaint is about the straps. They are very stretchy and not as beautiful as the rest of the bra but I'll have to turn a blind eye on this detail.
I've already sent it back and I'm wainting for my 70DD which should fit better.
I was very excited when this bra was released, first because of the design, but I was also very curious about the new 3D style. I ordered it in 65e, my normal EM size. This construction is very different from the PL style. It seems that it's based on the idea that smaller breast (up to 65e/70dd/75d etc. cup) don't need such a support as the bigger ones (from 65f/70e/75dd) because they're firm and not so heavy. As a result, the new style was designed to have a "lighter" construction - the cups are very low, the band is partial. So, my first problem with this new construction, is that ...my 65e boobs are not only saggy, but also rather heavy. Taking this into consideration, this new style couldn't really work in my case.
What I like in this bra:
- the design - the front part of the straps is very comfy - the center gore is almost nonexistent https://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_wink.gif" alt=";)" /> the underwires are just connected with a thin piece of fabric
What I don't like:
- the cups difinitely smaller than a normal 65e and too low for this size - the straps are almost too short - the band is rather loose - the underwires are far too wide and too flexible, they strech with the band - I don't feel secure due to the low cups, my boobs try to escape
When I first tried this bra on, it fitted almost good. The cups were too low, but they didn't cut into the breast tissue. The band was ok fastened on the 2nd or the 3rd hook (4 hooks in total). The problem, which can be seen on the photos, appeared after the first washing (HANDwashing in lukewarm water) - the cups shrunk. Since then I couldn't wear it anymore. In conclusion, I'm quite disappointed with this bra, but I saw in the newest collection, that the partial band has been replaced by a full band, which is an unquestionnable improvement. The size range has also been extended up to the 65f/70e etc cup. I intend to try this style one more time, I'm just waiting for a convincing designhttps://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_wink.gif" alt=";)" /> Read more 254 more words
I was lucky after reading countless online reviews, to guess my Ewa size exactly. And what a payoff! This bra fits like it was made for me.
In a 65 (30) band, it's nice and firm. Even a couple months after purchase, I haven't felt the need to switch hooks once, so I suspect it's not very stretchy.
The cups are deep and hold you face forward-I didn't realize how necessary deep cups were to me until I compared this bra to a bra with shallow and wide cups.
The color normally falls into a category that I call "non-nude nudes" but I was so won over by the delicate detailing ...and the rich color, that I went ahead and bought it anyway. It does not function as a nude bra for me, but it is beautiful nonetheless.
The construction is good. With so much detailing (on the straps, on the wings) there's plenty of opportunity for a loose thread here or there, but I didn't find any.
The only thing I don't like is a slight tendency to feel "jiggly." Maybe it's a by-product of wearing bras that don't fit, but I like feeling held just a little closer to my chest. As I understand, Ewa's HP bras do this, and that's where I'll be headed next. Read more 105 more words
This is basically my 65F review with size descriptions edited out:
Material: The mesh is thicker than that of the Motyl, and from what I can tell thus far, it's less itchy. The lace is gorgeous, and the crimson ribbon brightens it all up nicely. The lace is not smooth on the underside, so this could be a problem.
Straps and Band: Both are firmer than the Motyl. I feel perfectly happy in this 65 band! The straps could adjust shorter if needed. I would prefer narrower straps.
Fit: Despite the fact that EM's calculator suggested 65E as my size, the cups are WAY too small. The wire is too narrow for my breast, and the cups too shallow.
I'm not sure if this is a 65E or F. I bought this bra well loved and the tag doesn't say. It fits pretty well but the gore isn't all the way flush so I'm on the lookout to try some other EM in a larger cup.
This bra is a little too big for me, but it's so beautiful that I'll wear it anyway. I bought it secondhand so even though the stretched measurement should work for me, I think it's too stretchy to fit on the loosest hook. I'm sure it was firmer when new. I fit the bottom of the cups but the tops gape.
My jean bra, as it went with gentle blue jeans. The band is essentially my resting underbust measurement, so I use a small extender for breathing space. Comfortable, some shirts were too chummy with the lace - bunching up or getting stuck on it. The M cut is great for short roots, a sensible plunge that can be an everyday bra. The straps are even a bit farther set in if I recall correctly, and lifted up a bit which prevented the chafing I work to avoid with most bras. No much in the way of side support, but that helps with layering under tank tops too.
PLs certainly seem shallower right at the wire until the apex than Ms, as well as taller and with more coverage all around. Soft and comfortable, rather discreet under clothing. Looks more red in person under more average lighting. I was surprised to find offbrand matching knickers as well, a slightly different shade of red, but with similar trim and the same accents. It was a workhorse before my breast tissue demanded bigger cups.
This bra is so beautiful, comfortable, and well-made. The band length stretches to 27.5, and has the softest elastic I have ever felt. There is a supportive mesh lining underneath the lace. The cups are very full coverage and the gore is fairly low. This is so close to a great fit for me, but similar to my Cleo Hettie, I get a wrinkle at the horizontal seam, even though the top of the lace lays flat. Although I have an average + amount of projection at the wire, I am pretty shallow across the top half of my breasts. As much as I want to keep this bra, I suspect the lace at the top would only start to wrinkle more if I wore it regularly.
Hmmm this is good to know because I was curious about BM. It looks really good on you, but does look a little shallower at the bottom than SM. Bummer that it didn't work!