Small boobies who want to go wireless rejoice! They are finally making wireless bras that aren't full cups that we can't fill. Not that this bra is not without it's problems: One, you can't adjust the straps, I just got lucky that they work for me and I usually adjust my bra straps so they are as long as they go. Two, the criss-cross straps are hard to put on, strange to get used to and give some serious sports-bra vibes. They also kind of pull on your sides, instead of having bra marks under my boobs they were on the left and right sides of my rib cage. That will take some getting used to. Three, the band size starts at 32, when I wear a 30. Luckily Wacoal bands tend to run small so I'm starting with the middle loops, still I don't see why they aren't stocking 30 bands with this style. BUT overall the bra was actually made for those of us who are shallow, full on the bottom and can't fill the top of a bra cup to save our lives. Finally a bra with NO wrinkles at the top. The padding is light and the style of the bra make my boobs look great and shapely. Not lost in a sea of fabric they consider 'support' because there are no wires. The lace makes it look more like underwear and less like I'm about to go for a jog when I put it on. So, yes, I would buy more. Just have to get used to those strange criss-cross straps...

Updated on May 16, 2020 Flag this

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  Great review. It's on sale in my size right now and I'm so tempted!

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  Yes, it seems they might be phasing it out, actually. If that seems to be the case Gap has the Live In Pretty wireless which is pretty comparable.

• Ugh, don't they always. But good to know that GAP has something similar! Thanks!

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