This bra was too good a deal to pass up on eBay although I had a hunch that it wouldn't work out for me, which ended up being true. As with my other CHP adventure, I would fit better in a size several cups up than my normal/Cleo 32GG.

the bra is super pretty, obviously, and the fabrics are soft and comfortable to wear. I'm surprised it doesn't have the padding at the bottom, as it seems like a good model to have that feature.

The gore is about an inch from tacking at the top. And while the cups cover my nipples, there is definitely signs of ... quadboob and I'm a bit afraid I would bubble out of it. I didn't try a shirt on over it, but I'm sure it provides the same uplift and cleavage that EM is known for.

Alas, I really do need super projected cups with even more bottom cup depth and even narrower wires, and would probably work better in a BM, maybe S or SM model (maybe HM/HP? I don't know much about those), so this will likely soon be listed for sale.
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This bra felt way bigger on me than it perhaps should have been, likely because of the more open cut on the top. Either way, it was definitely too big, and it had the same comfort issues as its PL counterpart-- pretty lace detailing on the straps not feeling very pretty against my skin.

For anyone at the edge of Ewa Michalak's size range, I'd definitely recommend trying a CH or CHP style if you want to try and squeeze into something, because it definitely had more room for error than you'd find in the PLs.

Also, the band on this felt far more stretchy than the PL Ametyst-- a bit more than you'd expect from a 70 band, actually. The pictures for this had me in it at the loosest hook, but for all-day wear, I'd definitely have to go in one or two hooks to feel secure.

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Updated on Jan 30, 2013 Flag this