This is going to be a pretty short review, but here goes.

Ok, I received this bra on February 12. It's taken me 2 months, but I'm finally getting around to reviewing it.

My stats for reference: 28GG/H, maybe 26HH, FOT & Center, tall and narrow roots, 5'3, average to high set.

Look:
This bra looks like your basic beige bra from afar, but it isn't! It has an adorable lace trim at the top of the cups and BUTTONS! Adorable teeny tiny useless buttons that look so freaking cute! It also has a dotted, almost quilted looking main fabric.

Fit:
Talk about cakes on a plate! I thought Ewa's HM cut was antoinettealicious, but the CH really takes the cake! (Pun intended). The cups are so ridiculously low cut that my nipples are almost visible. Somehow it actually gives me a projected profile instead of the weird smushed shape akin to that of a comexim 3HC that I was expecting. The straps are wide set and thin, the cups have cookie pockets and the cups seem to run almost big seeing as I should be wearing 1-2 cups bigger in EM bras.
Overall, this bra is perfect for a low square neckline dress but a bit impractical for everyday as it offers little to no actual lift and support.
P.S. fit pics are severely outdated, I switched BC and lost about .5 band and gained 1-2 cups.

This bra is not owned any more

Updated on Apr 11, 2021 Flag this

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• Hey, I have a question, are the straps comfortable for you, in the sense that they look to the max on the sides, or maybe it's just the photos?

• I tried a ch once, but it gave me major headlights....I couldn't even wear it.

• @sylwia111000 I don't understand what you mean by "they look to the max on the sides"? The straps are in my armpits, but it's not uncomfortable since I'm si used to angling them in anyway.

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  Wilderness1 I haven't quite given up. I think that a CH in my actual size may work for me.

• I meant the shoulder straps are very far apart, close to the armpit. because I often have this effect in bras of this type and these straps are uncomfortable and slide off the shoulders ... it's a pity that they cannot sew them closer to each other

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