I purchased this from Lavana Bratique under the name “Biscuit”, which is English translation for Biszkopty.

I typically wear a 65G in BM, and after much size research gave this 65GG a shot. Glad I did. No way a 65G would have fit. All pics were taken without the cookies. I definitely get the boobies put on display look with this bra. It’s been years since I’ve purchased an EM padded bra. Think I might have to start picking up a few more to try.

This is a very light “nude” color. The outside fabric is smooth to the touch with an ever so slight visible texture to the fabric. The cup is a three part construction with the fabric overlay over a nude color foam/cotton cup. The inside of the cup has cookie pockets, and this bra came with cookies. The same cup fabric continues around the bottom rocker around the back band. The back band consists of the fabric over a same color stretch mesh. The back clasp is a 3x4 closure, all hardware is nude in color. The straps are a flexible stretch with a satin sheen to the center with small scalloped edging. There are small nude bows where the straps attache to the cups. There is a small nude bow on the center gore with a cute diamond pendant.

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  Hmm, interesting. You got a tacking gore, girl! This looks a bit more "plungey" than Comexim basic padded plunge.

  Interesting and kind of related? I read this blog post yesterday from the Petite Collegiate. She no longer blogs, but I found this on the wayback machine. She compared Ewa Michalak S vs. Comexim Plunge and she called it "the Ultimate Showdown" lol. (Obviously, this isn't the same bra that you're reviewing, but I just thought I would mention it.) https://web.archive.org/web/20160815190258/http://thepetitecollegiate.com/2016/01/30/ewa-michalak-s-vs-comexim-plunge-the-ultimate-showdown/

  Two takeaways from the articles: the S cut offered more immediate projection than Comexim padded plunge, although they both offered immediate projection. Also, she said that in the smaller band sizes, Comexim is less "plungey" because of the way that it's scaled.

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  BraOdyssey I totally remember reading this article a long while back!
  I’ve only ever had one other PL from years ago. I liked it, but at the time my implants were so new the bra was fitting to my boobs vs boobs fitting to the bra. Since then I’ve gained/lost weight, had a baby, and things have settled. Now I get boobs that conform to the bra. I think that’s why things seem to be working for me with padded bras lately.

  As for S cut, I had one years ago I loved in 65G. When I tried it in 65GG it fit so funky I never gave S another go and I just switched to soft cup bras.

  I can definitely agree with the conclusions the article came to. EM is definitely more up and out, where as Comexim is like a boob hug to the body.

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  Looks great, glad it worked out for you! The EM PL I tried was a flop for me. I’m too scared to try the S now haha unless I can find one locally

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  margesimpson I liked the S when I was in the FF range. I’d say give it a shot if you can get your hands on one.

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  Looks good on you, almost small though?
  As you said, a 65G definitely wouldn't have fit!

  Still, if it's comfy, a great bra to have on rotation!

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  Happy2BraShop yeah if one of the local stores gets it in stock and I can try it on I’ll check it out. I have to read more about the S style as I’m not sure if it works for softer tissue like mine. The pl technically worked with the inserts but put too much pressure on the gore for me

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  bubblegum I think a cup up would definitely be huge. The width would cause some fit issues. This was straight out of the bag. Usually my bras relax and “warm up” after wearing them for a bit. I’m glad this one isn’t an angry armpit eater lol.

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  Feel like #angryarmpiteater should be on a T shirt!! Sooo relatable.

  And yes, like you, I'd much rather have a 'snug fitting' bra over an oversized one.

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