I love the way I look in this! The plunge stye does wonders for my wide-set, sorta east-west boobs - wearing this, I can honestly say this is the first time in my life I've had actual cleavage! Holy moly! Also, side note - I'm amazed that I actually fill out a D cup! The cups sit flat, and even on my smaller side there's no gaping. Score!

The cups have a contoured inner layer with a layer of stretch lace on top. It takes a bit of swoop scooping and adjusting the lace to get everything to sit properly, but once I get it, it looks amazing. The lace is such a pretty touch. I feel sexy. No issues with fit, all seems as it should be. Gore sits flat, wires don't poke anywhere, and the straps adjust to the length I need. The band is snug, and I feel supported.

Comfort wise, it's not bad. The material of the band is slightly scratchy, but I don't find it overly irritating. The lace edging doesn't bother my skin. I know I'll get used to the snug band, all the bras I've been wearing are so stretched out. Honestly, any minor comfort gripes are 100% overshadowed by how I feel wearing this.

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Updated on Sep 26, 2020 Flag this

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  According to your pictures I think you have actually closeset but splayed boobs.

  I have a similar shape with firm tissue, and my cleavage solution is Cleo Toni or Comexim Halfcup. I guess they may look good on you too if you wear them in a proper size.

• smjwzhan Thank you! I’m still learning about this, and Is shape the tough part for me. I guessed they were wide set based on the amount of space between them (3 fingers) lower on my sternum when the gore rests - but now that you mention it, they’re closer together (2 fingers) right at the top where the breast tissue starts.

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  Here is a picture of closeset vs wideset: https://images.app.goo.gl/PqppRagPShSEn1Qm7

  In my opinion, cleavage appears seldom when you put on right size bras. It's only possible when you have closeset boobs and wear bras with low or narrow center gores.

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  Something to keep in mind is that most descriptors refer to how your breasts look/behave when *supported*. So if your tissue is less firm or pendulous, your breasts may appear one way when braless, but completely different in a properly fitting bra. For me, doing a "hand bra" or bending over and seeing how my breasts "sit" gives a better idea of some shape aspects. I am very, VERY close set, but without a bra, it is not quite as obvious.

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