The first EM bra that I ever tried was this one- in size 70G-and it was much too big in both band and cup. I loved the simplicity of it though. It seemed like a great "workhorse" bra for every day working and running around with my kids.

After trying several BM styles in a 65FF (and busting out of them) and CHP and SM in 65G and having nearly perfect fit, I decided to take another stab at this style - in a 65G - during the Boxing Day Sale.

I am 90% pleased with this bra. I don't think I am going to get perfect due to ... having one breast that is bigger and lower than the other (yes, even after having corrective surgery for taming, that girl is still pushing her friend around lol)

What don't I like?

I don't like wrinkling in the bottom of the cup. But, it seems that everyone gets it in Sf styles, even Gosia.

I don't like the little lip that the mesh creates at the top of the cup. It's not evident when I stand straight and I'd rather have that than quadding.

The band is TTS - just a slight stretch and it easily fastens on the loosest hook.

The straps are pretty with embroidery and adjust all the way up. Good for me, as I have short roots.
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This one came to me from VioletIridescence and I really love it. I'm so grateful for the "sharing" culture here.

The colour is such a nice sophisticated shade of deep raspberry. It's pink without being too pink.

What I like about this style is that it doesn't have tape covering the vertical seams like many CHP's do.

The straps are a little too wide set, but I expect that now and just accept it. It doesn't cause me any discomfort and I'm not inclined to make any alterations.

The band is perfect for a 65. It has just 2 hooks. I find I'm often wishing for 3. I find that ... 2 rows tend to be more susceptible to wear - I like to wear my band snug, and I like them wide all the way to the closure.

You can also see that, like with my 65G SM Rozmarzona, there is a TEENY bit of gaping right at the top of the cup at the lace. I tried putting cookies in the bra, and it didn't change a thing, so I just think that if it were closed off a little at the top of the cup, it would suit my shape better. I have an S -style coming in size 65FF and I'm super curious to see if I can cup-size down even in padded styles.

All that being said, I would consider it a fit and it's a gorgeous, comfortable bra that'll give a little more va-va-va voom in a sweater or an open neck blouse.

P.S. I'll upload measurements tonight.
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I love Antonina! Even though I normally don't like white/light bras. But I have almost every Antonina item available (even the face mask) so I was excited for this bra. I have 3DM Fetysz Czarny and the fit is good. Not perfect, but I only wear it around the house/for bedroom purposes. And I need the low gore so I have to compromise somewhere for every bra I own. I measure at 30G UK and mostly wear Ewa PL in 65GG. My best unlined fit is SF/L Blackjack in 65GG (I sized up for the depth at the wire and it's a slightly better fit than in 65G). ... I am center full, very close set, have soft tissue, and congenital symmastia. Roots are narrow and technically tall but functionally short/bottom full. The BM, SM, S, and SF styles fit me perfectly when I measured at 65FF. At 65G, I can wear the BM style but the top of the gore does press on tissue slightly. The newer BM/SM bras I've gotten (in 2022) have been slightly taller at the gore, I think Ewa uses new wires, so all the BMs and SMs in my rotation are 1-3 years old.
I ordered 3DM Antonina and 3DM Dust in 65G. It took 2 weeks from order to delivery in the US. I live near a DHL hub so it might be a little quicker due to location. Both bras would be so close to a perfect fit with a little more depth in the cup, with the Antonina having a little more forgiveness in the lace than the Dust. In my experience, the Antonina lace in the BM and PLM has a little more depth overall and a little more stretch at the top edge than other fabrics of the same style/size. I have owned Antonina BM and PLM in two sizes and have found the fit to be the same. I have some minor quadding on both bras, mostly on my larger side, and the Antonina has less quadding. This bra feels like a combination of my older Antonina BM and the Antonina PLM. I have added some photos comparing a few Antonina bras to show the details. The cup width measures around 5.5", but it is slightly skewed by the low gore. The wire length is only 8.5" and the cup width fits similarly to my other Ewa bras of this size. The straps are attached in the same way as the PLM, at a slight angle to allow for the straps to be crossed. The band fabric is similar to the PLM with two layers of beige mesh sewn with a straight stitch in multiple areas. The top and bottom edges of the band are lined with a firmer elastic like the BM, so the band is more firm than the PLM band, but not as firm as the BM Antonina band, which is lined with the firm elastic along all edges and the band fabric is one layer of mesh with one layer of the Antonina lace on top, sewn with a wide zig zag stitch. The cup is shorter than the PLM so it fits better for my height/root height and is more comfortable. The straps on this are my biggest issue. They are thinner, really stretchy, and I feel them on my shoulders a lot more than any other Ewa bra I have. If they bother me after a few wears I will replace them with a wider, firmer elastic. I prefer the construction of the 3DM Dust, as it is similar to the BM in most construction points, with a lower gore and cup which I need. There is more support than the Antonina because the straps are a better elastic and they are attached to the bra. I know the band provides most of the support, and it does for these bras. With the removeable strap feature on the PLM and 3DM, the construction differs slightly and support is dispersed to other parts of the bra, relying on the straps to be adjusted properly for better fit/support overall. Because of this, I prefer the Dust between the two, but the Antonina has a little more depth/forgiveness in the cup, so both have their high points for me. If I could add a little depth to the cup or if it was made one cup size higher, they wouldboth be a fantastic fit! But this style stops at 65G unfortunately. The quadding is not noticeable under a shirt and I can't feel any discomfort, so I will keep and wear these. I can see why this style only goes up to a certain cup size, because the construction would not scale up well or provide support in certain areas at larger sizes. That being said, it's an excellent bra for smaller cup sizes with narrow roots. If only I could get a 3DM/PLM hybrid!
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This bra fits really well as long as I clasp it on the tightest or second tightest hooks. A cookie on my smaller side eliminates the slight gaping I get without it. I feel this style works really well with my short, FOB, projected breasts. I love the taupe/mocha fabric with the pink. I can wear this bra all day and still be comfortable. Once again, I have Custom Curves in Dartmouth to thank for this bra. They are the best.

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Updated on May 07, 2019 Flag this

Third try with a Ewa Michalak bra
Oh my goodness. I love the fit and style of this bra.
I am FOT/Even. I wear a 30G Deco normally. I tried a 75FF Pl (too big everywhere) and decided a 65G/70FF was a good place to start. With this style, I was correct.

The band is quite firm. I need to use an extender. Next bra, I don't know if I would order a 70 band as the other EM bra I received is fine in a 65 band.

I am not a fan of the bling.. so I may see if I can change it, or order it with different adjusters on the front straps.

One caution! The straps are not fully adjustable. If you need short straps.. this may not work for you.

The cups are sheer, but not as sheer as I was expecting. The photos are posted are untouched. I didn't blur anything out.

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Original review for size 65FF here: http://bra.pe/XPcR/

I recently needed to upgrade to a larger cup size due to my bust increasing in size. This bra is absolutely lovely! This bra fits very well with nice narrow under wires and plenty of projection. Most of this review will be a comparison between the 65FF and 65G.

In this size 65G the side wings are made out of an opaque sturdy stretch fabric as opposed to the sheer doubled up fabric of the 65FF. I find this works much better and provides a much smoother fit along the back band. The 65G also has wider elastic on the straps vs the 65FF. I also find in comparison the back band on the 65G is shorter than the 65FF and I can wear this on the loosest set of hooks with a firm fit. This 65G has four columns and two rows of hooks on the backband.

*Pictures were taken with the cookies in the cups.

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**EDIT** thank you Loxus for telling me about bra band tension. I previously wrote about slight gapping and gore digging in, but that issue has now been resolved so I am omitting it in this review. If you experience an uncomfortable gore, gapping, and a band riding up in the back, check out this blog post: http://widecurves.com/its-your-bra-band-tension/


I am so glad I ordered a 65 band, phew these are tight compared to my Freya bras! for reference, my snug underbust measurement is 27.6 inches. this fits like a deeper, more projected, higher quality and prettier Freya Deco. I’d even venture to say the Ewa ... Michalak 30 bands are tighter than Freya 28 bands :0 I have learned through this bra that I am quite projected, with narrow roots, and upper+inner fullness. I cannot use the cookies as my breasts push the cups outward and create an artificially tight band.

This bra has perfectly narrow wires for my shape which is amazing, they don’t dig into breast tissue or extend to my back like a lot of other UK/US brands. I will say, however, that the material isnt especially soft or comfortable, the lace is a bit scratchy but that is just personal preference and something I got used to very quickly. The lace at the tops of the cups are not sewn into the bra- you can flip it as it is only attached at one end, I am not sure of the purpose for this but I wasn’t a fan as it could move and show as weird wrinkles through tight and thin tops. The material on the straps isnt very comfy either, it seems stiff and uncomfortable. hoping this will go away with wear and wash.

The nude and lace design is beautiful, and I love the detailing with the straps and the complimentary, removable decoration ones for a more sexy look. The bows at the tops are also very cute. I wish the straps could be shorter tho, the extra strap hooks on the sides can be an issue for those who need shorter straps. The jewel detailing at the gore is also very subtle and beautiful, i appreciate the craftsmanship and attention to detail with Ewa Michalak. I will definitely be trying more of her bras in different styles and will be keeping this lovely bra.
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Purchased in December 2021, at the time it fit great (but very neat and no room for fluctuation), when I was a less-full 28GG/30G. I've since not necessarily gone up a cup size but my breast shape has become fuller/firmer, and I do now find it too snug along the neckline so would definitely go up a cup size.

The quality and fit is otherwise fantastic, snug in the band which is ideal for me, and narrow wires (I find so many bras in my size are too wide). One bug bear is that the strap sliders and rings aren't dyed to match the fabric, but not a dealbreaker. I'm a real sucker for super sheer, lightweight mesh bras so this ticks all the boxes otherwise.

Turquoise colorway

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Please ignore my terrible sunburn in the pics haha.

This bra is a very sheer, subtle sexy bra. The three part cup consists of one layer of sheer black micro netting. The side wings have a sheer portion that joins the thicker backband fabric. The back clasp is a 2x4 closure. The straps are a black elastic with a sheen to it as well as some scalloped edging. There little black bows where the straps meets the cup. The center gore is made of sheer mesh with a larger black bow in the center. While this fits, it feels as tho the cups are a little short for my liking. I guess I’m just used to my BM cut bras. Overall I do love this bra and will get some good use out of it.

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Received this in a swap recently. I’d suspected it might be too big based on the fit of my 65FF - Ewa Michalak » Sm Czarna Mgiełka (481) but I still wanted to try it out as I had this bra in a 65F or a 70E at one point and it was too small in the cups. Maybe one day I will find a 65FF or 70F in it.

As always, nice narrow and projected cups, narrow and lower gore, and beautiful non stretchy black lace. I particularly like the button bows. I find the straps on this one are a bit wider that ... they are one cup size down, and this is consistent with the 65G S bras I had a year or so ago, so this must be the transition size.

This particular one is super stretchy in the band, ironically, the same as the one I had previously, so I suspect it is something consistent with the material used in the band at that time.

I’m actually on the swollen and tender side now, so I don’t think PMS boobs will fit/be any better. I’m a bit sad, but not surprised at the fit. This is going back to the listings. :/
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I originally fell in love with this bra while trying it in a 70G to narrow down my EM size. I just had to repurchase in my size because I love it so much.

The cups are a 3-part construction with the lower cup lined with a white non stretch fabric and a beautiful mauve lace overlay. The upper cup is a white stretch under layer with the same mauve stretch lace over top. This allows for weight fluctuations during the month. There is a simple mauve bow on the center gore. The under band and back band are a lovely smooth mauve stretch material with an inner ... lining white lining. There is a 2x4 back band closure. I’m slight disappointed that this did not have a 3x4 like my BM Lazur of the same size. There is a band of stretch lace accent along the bottom of the band all the way around. There are cute simple mauve bows where the cup meets the straps. The straps are a smooth silky elastic with flexible stretch.

This time I also purchased the matching panties in size 38, called a size small on the website I purchased from. The panties have a lovely lace detail up the back along the leg line with a seam up the back. The main back portion is made of the same fabric as the bra band. There is a cute bow at the top in the back. The front of the panties has a diamond shaped lace detail, backed with the same white non stretch lining as the lower bra cup. There is matching stretch lace, as the bottom of the bra band, along the top of the panties. There is a white cotton gusset inside the crotch.
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I’m going to be honest here.

I’m not usually a beige bra loving person. I find it kinda boring at times. I understand the necessity of it sometimes, but I find that it can be difficult to find the right shade to suit your skin tone. That said, I was still interested in trying it. It’s supposed to be the equivalent of the Bibi Black. Spoilers: it’s not.

However, I have to say that I am really pleased with this shade and the shimmer of the lace. Yes, it still screams functional to me, but it’s also saying it’s delicate and pretty. I absolutely love the button on ... the gore instead of the trademark giant bows. There’s no accessories for this as the Bibi Black like the straps. Also, it’s full lace and fully lined with the mesh inside. It’s not a beige version of Bibi Black. It’s just a beige BM.

The fit of this mirrors the other 65G I tried (SF Owacki fruit cocktail bra) in that the big boob is ok, but it’s loose on the small boob. And in my armpits. I later tried a 65FF which was better. It’s a bit snug in the band but it’s knitwear so I would expect it to stretch out easier than full lace. A 70F might work too.

I tried on the matching bottoms and I really like the set, but in the end, this was the first one (in 65FF) to be eliminated. Sadly, I only have the full body pics of the 65FF on me. I forgot to take any once I tried on the 65FF. It’s still in my mind to get at some point because it’s a nice cookout for lighter summer tops, but realistically, I do not have or wear a lot of light coloured tops in general. Especially in winter. So it’s a like but not a need right now.
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This is a dual review, as I tried this bra on in two sizes because my size was not available, so we poked around with a few sizes in my range.

I was so happy to try this famed fruit SF bra. It’s a shame that it was not available in 65FF or 70F. The colours and pattern of this bra are really fun and seemed to look good against my skin tone. The fruit pattern is super cute, as is the strawberry decoration at the gore.

I was initially brought the 65G, which proved to fit my larger boob ok, but was gapping on my small boob. ... It was also eating my armpits. The fitter brought me a 65F, feeling like the 65G was quite roomy and that it might be ok two cups down. Sadly, it’s a little bit too small for the big boob, though it’s amazing on my small boob. It’s definitely a better fit than the 65G.

Although the straps are wide set like the BM, I kind of dig the SF style. I feel like I have a pretty good shape, and the reinforced lower cup is supporting my soft, pendulous tissue. This was one of the two SFs I tried on that day.

To be honest, while I ultimately need a 65FF or 70F, I could possibly be persuaded to buy the 65F if it was cheap enough. In a way, I am glad this didn’t work, because it is more expensive than the others by $20. But it’s so close. I could have cried when neither size fit. But perhaps I can get the other one (SF Motyl) knowing how it fits.
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While I’m in a period of wakefulness (and not coughing my guts up), I figured I’d review the two 65Gs that were sent to my friend in LA for me to pick up while I was there on holiday this past weekend.

The two bras were sent to me from someone in one of my Facebook groups. She’s pregnant and won’t be able to wear them again for a while, so she sent this and the S Mojito to me as part of a really kind offer. I was unsure if 65G would be too big or not, as I only knew that my former 70E S Szykus ... was too small. I just wasn’t sure how much too small it was. Given the great opportunity to try this size and cut, I decided to go for it. I figured that they might be too big without the cookies, but fit with, and if they don’t fit at all, I’d pass on or trade with the same good vibes/karma with which I received them.

I have tallish roots that are shallow and narrowish. My fullness leans towards center full and even, with a little bit of fob. My tissue is soft and malleable, as well as pendulous which adds to the functionally fob and short roots (tallish but shallow). I gained fullness on top and on bottom with the growth that I experienced in the fall last year, but my soft tissue still doesn’t play well sometimes. It’s a bit like putting pudding into bras sometimes. I need depth at the wire and only average depth at the apex.

This bra is a lovely darker nude with a light shimmer. I think I have seen it referred to as “biscuit” and I can understand that. It’s a bit darker than my skin colour. It reminds me of “Nude” or “suntan” pantyhose. The fabric is smooth, and the center gore has a bow with a little pearl dangle. The bow and the straps are a little bit lighter than the rest of the bra. This has the classic 3 part foam cups with the cotton lining cookie pockets which open up facing the wearer instead of facing the cup of the bra as they do in the CHP. The band is classic power knit and stretches nicely. I’m ok with the loosest hooks...it’s comfortable.

The fit of the bra is pretty much as expected...too big without the cookies, but pretty perfect with. It’s possible that post ovulation/pre-period boobs *might* fill the gap without the cookies, but I don’t know. Since I am sick, I expect that will be a bit delayed, but I’ll try it again then and see if I can fill out the cups with the swelling. The straps are on the wide side (the Ewa norm), but not as wide as I was expecting...not that much wider than my 65FF/70F BM/PL. The wires are still surprisingly narrow. I clock them out at 5” or just a smidge wider. I think it’s a tiny bit narrower than the Mojito. I have marked it as fits...in the initial fit bit, I marked it as doesn’t fit, because without the cookies, it doesn’t. But I marked the cup aspect in the assessment as not a problem, because with the cookies, it does fit. My pictures are marked as to which is which, but once you get to the angle pics, it is pretty obvious which is which.

It’s a good basic bra, however I don’t find the colour especially suits my complexion. It’s ok, and would probably do the job in a pinch, but I know that I can find other fleshy toned bras that are closer to my complexion than this. This bra has some nice aesthetics, and with the cookies in, fits me pretty well, but it’s not quite right for me, so I’ve made arrangements to exchange it for a 65FF PL that I know will be better for me. I’ll keep my eyes out for better nude/fleshy tone bra like this. The Bravissimo Satine with houndstooth has potential...
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While I’m in a period of wakefulness (and not coughing my guts up), I figured I’d review the two 65Gs that were sent to my friend in LA for me to pick up while I was there on holiday this past weekend.

The two bras were sent to me from someone in one of my Facebook groups. She’s pregnant and won’t be able to wear them again for a while, so she sent this and the S Orzechowa Pralinka to me as part of a really kind offer. I was unsure if 65G would be too big or not, as I only knew that my former 70E S ... Szykus was too small. I just wasn’t sure how much too small it was. Given the great opportunity to try this size and cut, I decided to go for it. I figured that they might be too big without the cookies, but fit with, and if they don’t fit at all, I’d pass on or trade with the same good vibes/karma with which I received them.

I have tallish roots that are shallow and narrowish. My fullness leans towards center full and even, with a little bit of fob. My tissue is soft and malleable, as well as pendulous which adds to the functionally fob and short roots (tallish but shallow). I gained fullness on top and on bottom with the growth that I experienced in the fall last year, but my soft tissue still doesn’t play well sometimes. It’s a bit like putting pudding into bras sometimes. I need depth at the wire and only average depth at the apex.

The colour of the Mojito is stunning! The teal lace that overlays the beige 3 part foam cups is like the colour of the ocean on some tropical islands. It’s a perfect mix of blue and green. The straps are a lighter shade, and the center gore bow is even lighter. I was told in advance that the bows at the straps were cut, and I admit that I am totally fine with that and might actually prefer it. Hubby was kind of confused with the different colours used instead of the same colour all over, but I think it’s ok. Because it’s a full lace bra, this means that it’s a tighter band, and it’s definitely snugger compared with the 65G S Orzechowa Pralinka. I wore it as is all day Saturday and was ok, but I did notice it more than other bras. I did have red marks that took probably 20 minutes to clear? I did not time it, as I was finishing packing and trying to get to bed early for our flight the next day wa 8:30am. I played with an extender when I was first trying it on, and it loosened up the cup some, but not significantly, so I might try to play with it some more. It’s got beige cups and cotton lining for the cookies, so it’s potentially visible from certain angles. I think it’s ok for me.

The fit of the cups is pretty close to the fit of the 65G S Orzechowa Pralinka, in that it’s too big without the cookies, but fits pretty well with the cookies. That said, I think that this one might be a smidge shorter and maybe a teensy bit more open than the Orzechowa Pralinka. It’s possible that it is just a trick of the lace covering the cups. Again, as with the other one, I’m curious to see how much of the gapping I can fill with swollen post ovulation/pre-period boobs. I suspect it will not be enough, but close. I might be able to remove cookie from the larger breast, or I might need to keep them in the whole time. I have a 65FF S coming, so it’s likely to fit better without the cookies, but it’s going to be interesting to compare the two fits. Straps are Ewa straps...not as bad as I was expecting, and fairly comparable to my current Ewas. Part of the leotard back elastic periodically wants to flip up weird...it’s not the end of the world, but it’s a bit annoying at times.

As with the 65G S Orzechowa Pralinka, I initially marked the fit as does not fit, due to the fit of the cups without the cookies, but marked it as it does not bother me in the assessment as I know that it fits with the cookies. The pictures of me in the bra with and without the cookies is quite evident once you see the angle pictures, but everything is marked. I don’t have any pictures of me in the Orzechowa Pralinka under clothes yet, but it’s pretty identical to what the Mojito under the sweater is like which I did take and share

Ultimately, I prefer this one of the two bras, despite the fact that it’s the tighter band of the two. I think that it’s a great match for my skin tone and it makes me happy to see. I also already have bottoms to coordinate with. I will have to keep my eyes out for other Mojitos in 65FF/70F as I’m not fond of needing to wear the cookies to make it fit. I lose some much needed precious immediate depth that way, so my preference is to put them in on an as needed or desired basis rather than always have them in. I will definitely try to get this in one size down if possible, but as it is discontinued, I’ll hold onto this one for a while. It’s a great colour for spring and summer.
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What can I say, I really love this bra!

The CHP Blekitek is my favourite shade of blue - a light, robins eggs colour. The lace of the cups is delicate and absolutely gorgeous. The colour of the straps and band are slightly darker than the cup and compliment the lace perfectly. This is a simply gorgeous bra.

The fit of the bra is equally wonderful. The cups are the perfect width, quite narrow and very deep. The wire sits in my IMF perfectly and remains there after hours of wear. The band is firm and very comfortable. The straps are a little wide set, but tolerable even after a few hours of wear. The height of the cup is perfect for me, I like a little more coverage. For a more vava voom look, I could probably size down. But that is not my ideal.

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Classic BM. Fits like my 65G white Bibi.

Navy lace is gorgeous! I love it when the lace wraps around the band like this one does.

3 hooks on closure and wider straps on the G than come on FF. It's a good thing.

I'll measure and more pics tonight.

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Love at first wear https://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_smile.gif" alt=":)" /> This is a pretty perfect fit! Awesome projection, narrow wires, narrow gore, versatile pale beige color that works nicely as a nude for me. Interestingly, there are some substantial differences between this older model CH and the newer CHs I've tried (Cherry and Zielony Pieprezek):

-cups are TTS, fitting in the same volume I wear in CHP (CH Cherry in particular was huge in the cups)
-cups are slightly lower coverage, displaying the upper half of the breast nicely while still feeling secure
-straps don't feel as wideset (and I don't get that bothersome gap near the straps)
-generally better uplift/cakes on a plate action as a result of the cups fitting properly
-narrower straps (than Zielony Pieprezk anyway)

I would order more custom CHs in a heartbeat if I knew they would fit like this, but I'm not sure that's the case!

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I ordered this in my usual Cleo size, 65G/30G, because when I've ordered S styles in the past (in a cup up), the cups have been too tall.

I would say the band runs a tiny bit large (not enough to size down), and the cups run a little small. They're definitely too small if I wear the pads, but without, I mostly get a little bubbling on my larger side. My breasts also fall into the middle a bit, but I do have very soft tissue.
I'm torn, because I think if I sized up in the cups, they'd be too tall.

I'm a little disappointed that this bra only have two rows of hooks and eyes; all of my other EM's have had three. But it's certainly not a deal breaker.

I bought this bra from Bra Obsessed, my first order from them, and I'm really impressed. The international shipping was incredibly fast, and the hand written note inside my package was a really nice touch. I would definitely order from them again.

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My stats: 26GG/H according to the ABTF calculator, slightly FOT, firm tissue, tall and narrow roots, center full, close set and functionally high set.

The look:
This is the ultimate christmas bra! It's bright red with white lace trim along the upper cup. It gives off serieous young mrs. claus vibes. The band is made if 2 layers of red powermesh, all hardware us red, it has a 2x4 closure and a red bow at the center gore. The straps are simple and red with no bows but they do have a pattern on them.

The fit:
This fits nearly identical to the CHP cut, only it runs bigger in the ... cup, the straps are set closer together and there are no cookie pockets. The cups are too big for me, I'd need 1-2 cup sizes down for a perfect fit. The band is slightly snug for a 65 but still too loose on me. The gore digs in and so do the straps. The overall projection, immediate projection and cup width are great for me though
Ratings:
Look- 8/10, Fit- 6/10, Construction- 8/10, Quality- 10/10, Comfort- 8/10
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