This is one of the older Ewa bras that I received from a friend. It was very used, but despite all of this, the band is extremely tight still for a '30'. Currently, I prefer somewhat looser bands, but I wear this one on the 3rd hook out of 4, which is maybe 26.5 inches stretched for my 25 inch ribcage. I have found most PL's in 65E a bit too small/closed off at the top for me in the cups, but this one is extremely open at the top and fits quite well. It gives a nice, but not butt crack cleavage for me. The gore is extremely tiny and close which is exactly what I need since I do not have space in between my roots.
I find this bra band to run very tight. The cups have always been too deep for me to wear. However, the detailing on the cups is gorgeous. I really wish this had fit.
Very nice sheer beige and black bra.. I received this one with 70DD - Ewa Michalak » 3dm Amorek and 65DD - Ewa Michalak » Ch Lawenda (588) and despite being different sizes, they all fit.
The Kusidelko and Amorek are simply 3DM in sister sizes. I fit UK28F often, but find 30E usually more comfortable (27 inch UB). I find these EM 70DD and 65E both comfortable and well-fitting. I have a very slight preference for the 65 band in these styles, but that could easily change if other styles run a little tighter.
I find all of the cups on these to be lower than what I am used to. I feel a bit "exposed", but I think I will get used to it. It isn't bothersome, but noticeably different. I read about people ordering reduced cups on EM and I really can't imagine that, these are low cups already IMO.
I also ordered matching thong panty. Kusidelko set is very cute, it reminds me of a sexy little sheer tuxedo. Comfortable, too.
Very beautiful bra as can been seen from the photographs. Unfortunately, this cut doesn't seem to suit me as well as the other EM cuts. I am quite shallow with tall roots and FOT. The cups are a little too deep for me, too narrow and the cups at the armpit area cut in while gap a bit around the gore. The band runs tight for a '30', its more like a firm 28, and I believe the cups are true to size. They are pretty open as well.
Update: Since I couldn't seem to sell this bra, I have decided to change out the underwires for something more check marked. Now the bra fits much better and more comfortable.
I love the design of this bra – three colours, the little ties – it’s very elegant and kind of humorous at the same time. The quality and the finishes are very meticulous. The straps are black with a red, zigzag stitch, the sliders are red as well. The band is rather firm, like my HP Kobalt when it was new. I won’t exchange for a bigger band though, I think this one will stretch out a little. The cups are standard for the CHP cut, with nice, narrow wires. Definitely happy with this purchase https://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_smile.gif" alt=":)" />
The band on this is slightly too tight and fits better with an extender. The cups fit beautifully though. They give a nice rounded shape although it's not as lifted as I prefer. The wires are finally narrow enough for me. Straps are annoying because they constantly slide loose due to the fabric.
This. Bra. Is. Beautiful. And I soooo want it to fit. But the cups are just too large for me. Sigh. The cups are constructed of a delicate sheer purple lace with embroidered pink flowers, adorned with a pink/purple satin ribbon bow on the gore, satin covered straps, and a thin, poofy butterfly on one shoulder. The straps are only half adjustable, which may be problematic to some users. I think this would best fit someone who is a UK 28FF/28G, as it feels as if this runs 1.5 cups large compared to UK sizes, maybe 1/4-1/2 size larger than other EM HMs.
This bra fits great; my only complaint is that the band is a little too big for me. This may be because it is an older model, and I got it used, in combination with Ewa's older models typically having looser bands.
I'm normally about a 65E/60F in Ewa's CH/CHP's, but I think the Ametyst runs a little more like a 70DD. I'd say the cup is pretty true to size, but since this is an older style, it's a teensy more full coverage and less boobs-in-your-chin than some of the newer styles.
Just got this from another user This bra is very comfortable. Unfortunately, it fits one boob well and gaps a lot on the smaller one - probably because it is a fuller coverage style. Usually I do not notice this much of a fit difference.
I am adding to the above review ....I have just started to wear it with the Ewa pads from another bra, even though this is not designed for that. It is working great now!
The Pl Carmen is very different from all the other Pl's I've tried. First of all, the ruffles on the top edge of the cup makes it VERY closed. It cuts into my boobs/squishes it flat in that area, but doesn't really show through my shirt because the ruffles sort of divert that ?? Secondly, the band is uber tight. Many of the Pl's and Ewas I've tried generally run about 0-1 bands tight in relation to 30 = 30 inches, not 65 = 65 cms. I feel like this bra is more of a band size between 60 (for 60 cm) and 65. It runs tighter than all of the 65 Ewa's I've tried... and consequently I will not have to alter the band to fit my ribcage.
It is perfect for my narrow, projected breasts, and doesn't cut in on the top or gap near the straps when I shrug. Unfortunately, it doesn't come with removable asymmetry pads (or the slots for them). I got this used for $15, but the band still feels pretty firm/tight, so I think that it doesn't stretch out too fast. It feels only a little looser than a new CH.
While this is a plain, toffee colored bra, there is exquisite detailing. A thin lace detail runs along the top of the cup, the straps are embroidered delicately, and there are tan satin bows on both straps and the gore. There are only 3x2 hooks in this size, as opposed to some of the newer models which have 4x2.
This is the first nude colored bra from Ewa Michalak that I've bought that actually fits and supports the same way as the CH Onyx/Lilia, and various CHP's do. The wires don't dig in after a day of strenuous activity, on either the sides or the sternum.
If you have a sub-28 underbust like me, just go ahead and wait for another 2 weeks unless the EM site indicates that the band runs tight, because they'll be slightly too loose (but good for those who have a 28~29 underbust). While this bra certainly DOES run tight, it is not enough for my 25.5 inch underbust. Around 26~27 inches is the best band length for me. Luckily, this bra has 4 hooks compared to the standard 3 rows of hooks. I own 3 CHPs: Gazeta, Brzoskwinka, and the Marcepan (this bra). Compared to the others, this bra is the most open on top despite its lacy appearance on ...the rims. I fill the depth of the bra well, but I do get a bit of gaping at the top because my breasts are more full on bottom. I would say that this bra is good for those who have full on top to even shapes. The wire width is narrow consistent with most CHPs and EM bras. The fabric is very, very soft and the overall appearance is just so cute. The straps are thicker compared to my other CHPs though, and have ridging so your hooks don't slide around easily. Read more 92 more words
Horrah, finally found a padded bra that fits me! And to top it off, it's a multi way bra. The seams don't show through most shirts for me, but it will with tight ones. I am in love with the strap options. Comfort (wide straps), classic straps (that I can wear in a racerback), and a halter strap. Can't ask for more. One thing I did notice is this band is much looser than my 65e 3dm Margot. That may be due to the fact that I purchased this used though. Definitely not overly loose, but could get away with a 60 band.
It's such a shame Ewa Michalak doesn't make their 3DM bras in 65F (30F in UK sizing). This 65E Ewa Michalak 3DM Wróżka is a pretty black lace bra, but the shape I get in it is a classic too-small, squared front ugly. The bra flattens me, especially where the upper part of the cup meets the lower parts. It looks like the bra is sucking in my boobs.
The sides are too low, both in wire and wings. To make this bra look okay from the side and not flat and square from the front, I have to reverse swoop and scoop. The 65E Ewa Michalak 3DM ...Czarna Mgielka has cups somewhat larger than the Wrozka's, so I'm keeping it for our summer heat. But I really need more than one sheer bra with a gore low enough for my close set boobs. I've asked, but they won't make any 3DM style in 65F. Don't have the pattern, they say. Wouldn't know how to do it, they say. Rubbish, I say. Not persuasively, however, and not in Polish, I'm afraid. Read more 73 more words
You could try the 65F in the SM cut? From what Windie said in her review, you'd have slightly wider straps, a slightly wider band, a different strap connection, slightly narrower wires, and a couple other things I forget, but they should still fit somewhat similarly.
Thanks for the suggestion, thisisnotme. Unfortunately when I tried the S cut, the gore was noticeably higher than the 1.5" that is ideal for my no-space-between boobs. Also, the narrower wires are a no-go for me. I have to wear a band size down/cup size up already in the 3Ds/3DMs. Fastening the small band distorts the wires so I get the width I need to encase my breast tissue. Less important is the fact that the S cups are fuller coverage than 3Ds' cups.
I asked them to make the 3DM Wrozka in a custom 65F size, but they said no. I do appreciate your thinking on my problem, though! :)
Damn, that sucks :( Could possibly also be a case of too much scooping and swooping like Windie shows in her review of the SM Bezyk (basically, she has really stretchy skin that isn't breast tissue that gets scooped in)? Sorry if I'm being a bother, haha, I just like trying to help sometimes.
I saw Windie's Elastigirl post! It was startling. I have the opposite problem. Boobs, skin, Tail of Spence--all tight and firm. They have endless ability to escape a bra. Assuming a bra captures them in the first place.
You're not being a bother, thisisnotme! I'm thrilled you're turning your mind toward my little problem. Your suggestions would work well for someone with soft tissue, narrower roots, orstretchier skin.
I got this bra in addition to a 3DM 65E Bezyk and this one fit way tighter! I know that black dyed lingerie can often run much smaller than other colors, and this was definitely true for me. I wear a 28 a lot of the time and this bra was far too firm for me and the cup was too small. I would probably need an SM in 65F in the Margot.
It's such a shame Ewa Michalak doesn't make their 3DM bras in 65F (30F in UK sizing). While this 65E 3DM Czarna Mgielka gives decent front and side shapes, the wires and wings are too low on the sides for me. I'm going to keep this because it gives a much better shape than the 3DM Wrozka and I'm desperate for a sheer, low coverage bra for summer.
I can easily find sheer bras that fit. Much more elusive is the combination of a 1.5" center gore AND low coverage cups. I love my Prima Donna Madison Plunges in 30F, but the cups are much higher than in Ewa Michalak's 3DMs. I'll have to wear the Czarna Mgielka with an extender for a while, which will make the wires too narrow under the arms. With some clothing in warm weather, however, its light, skimpy coverage may be worth it.
This bra seems to be in par with other Ewa Pl's. The band is very tight for a 30, it runs like a 28. The bottom elastic is also super tight, so even though I am V shaped and the band is too big for me, the bottom elastic feels fine on the tightest hook. The cups on this particular model is wide, which accounts for more depth than usual in this size I believe. I've owned the 65E - Ewa Michalak » Pl Karmelki (260), which I found to be similar in the band, but slightly narrower and therefore less depth but fits similarly.
Overall, this is a really nice bra. The narrow and short gore fits my close set breasts perfectly and it gives pretty good cleavage.
vesela_krava if you ever want to sell this, please let me know. I'm dying for it :)