So, I received this bra from exchange. It works really well under white clothes on my pale skin - so yay! i have perfect bra under white clothes! The bands is nice, soft and comfy. Also the band is not too stretchy but is not tight. The small ribbon between cups - so cute! Im having small quadboob on my larger breast, but not big enough to size up in the cup. Overall nice bra.
This bra gives some very extreme cleavage, so much I had to double check to look for quad boob. Surprisingly enough, it didn't (maybe a bit with the cookies in), just a lot of cleavage. The wire could come up a bit higher on the side, but nothing is escaping, I'm just used to a bit more coverage on the side. I'm sure a cup size up would fit too if I wanted to have a bit more coverage, but the 70DD works.
Update: After finally wearing it (the lace and seams show under a lot of my shirts), I noticed towards the end of the day that the underwires cause slight discomfort. It seems like the underwire might be sitting on breast tissue a bit at the bottom of the cup.
Love the look of this bra, but I will be exchanging it as it's not true to size for EM. The band is both large and stretchy and fits like a loose 32, whereas most of my other 70's fit like 30 bands. The cups are about a half size bigger than my other EM bras in this size. The top horizontal piece of the cup seems sewn at a sharper angle than usual, making the top of the cup more closed and better for shorter roots. The quality of the materials and construction is up to the usual high standard for the brand. The lace is beautiful but is made of the sort of material that snags very easily and makes big holes when it does, so I'd wear it with care if you also like to wear jewelry.
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 EM 70DD and 65E both comfortable and well-fitting. I suspect I may prefer the 70 band in Ewa after all day wear, but so far both seem OK.
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. I am not usually a girly-girl, and usually don't like heart decor, but I have to admit this Amorek set is adorable.
Perfect! Fits great, a firm but comfy band, beautifully made, awesome "here are my boobs, look at them!" shape. The seams will show under tight or clingy shirts, but not a lot - a little cami underneath should take care of it if seams bother you. If you like to buy the matching bottoms, the shiny beige fabric does feel a little cheap when it's not stretched smooth, so I don't love those as much as I usually do.
Another « fresh » purchase from Ewa Michalak and my fourth PL bra. It seems that this cup size is a perfect choice but I’m not 100% sure of the band size in the PL cut. My PL Wrzos 70DD is looser than the Bikini Top or Stalowka. After several tries, I feel most securely on the last, fourth hook. I don’t think it’ll stretch out, none of my EM bras has so far, or only slightly. I actually thought that Wrzos was an exception to the rule that PL cut runs smaller in the band that the other cuts. This is why I decided to try PL Laguna ...in 70DD which is firmer than Wrzos indeed, but I need to fasten the band at least on the 2nd, but better the 3rd of 4 hooks. This gives me a very good support and once again, I’m not afraid the band will stretch out, so I don’t think it’s necessary to exchange it for 65e which could be too small (and the shipping is extremely expensive from January https://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_wink.gif" alt=";-)" /> ). But now I'm not sure which size I should try next time I'll try a PL. The cup fit seems more or less identical to my other PLs, with the exception of some details, insignificant in my case – the profile is more pointy that in Wrzos, but less than in the Bikini Top (I can’t really compare it to granny Stalowka which is a little old https://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_wink.gif" alt=";-)" /> ), the cup volume is MAYBE a little smaller than Wrzos but still bigger than Stalowka and Bikini top. The design – I was a little surprised to discover that the turquoise was actually very clear, it seemed darker on the stock photos, at least according to my computer https://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_wink.gif" alt=";)" /> I’m a little disappointed because I wanted to wear it with the bottom of Masquerade Antoinette teal/black I have, but the colour is still beautiful. The lace covering the cups is very delicate and more “sophisticated” that the one used in Milady or Cappuccino. I would compare it to Famme Fatale, it has the same eyelash finish. The straps are the same as in Prohibicja, Sekret Wiktorii etc., fully adjustable. The cleavage it gives is typical to the PL cut, even better than in Deco because the profile is not that squashed.
I bought this bra almost 2 years ago… I usually wear 65e in HP but this model was very hard to find in my size, so I didn’t think twice when I found this occasion. I thought that altering the band would be necessary but it’s actually very tight and wouldn’t need any band alteration if I wasn’t facing a cup and band compatibility problem. The cups aren’t exactly the same like in newer HP (if my memory serves me right, HP Czarny, Fuksja and Turkus were the first HP cuts). The difference lies in a longer distance between the place where the strap is sewed into the cup ...and the cup end, the cup volume stays the same though. In addition to that, the band is not perfect for my torso shape: the lower band is firm enough but the upper part is just too loose which causes a kind of “pockets” under my armpits and in the cups (just between the strap and the cup end, it still can be seen on the front view). Like many other EM bras, this one was designed for someone with a \ / back while mine is more | |. I'm sure that a smaller cup would resolve all these issues and I wouldn’t need to do any alterations, but 70d or 65dd was hard to find. I first decided to alter the band between the cup and the strap – I took the band in in its upper part on each side. The cup fit was much better but the band became too tight and the underwires were hurting me under the armpits. The alteration was reversible so I tried to take the band in elsewhere https://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_wink.gif" alt=";)" /> I cut off a thin part of the band between the closure and the strap on each side and thereby shortened the upper part of the band. The result can be seen on the photos. There still are little pockets in the cups, but the band fit is much more comfortable. For a perfect fit, I still would need to take the band in under the armpits. After the alteration, the band fit is ok on the first or the second hook, just like before the alteration. I actually think it didn’t affect the band measurements since I just cut the excess band off.
Another great 3DM bra! It fits pretty similar to the Ewa Michalak 3dm Margot (449) in the same size. The 3DMs don't create as much cleavage as their padded 3D counterparts do, but they do fit comfortably and are great for summer. I especially like the low-cut cups and the plunging center gore.
For size reference: My underbust measurements are 27" snug, 29" loose (69cm/74cm) and I usually wear a 30DD/E in UK bras. I mostly wear 70DD in Ewa Michalak bras (3D, 3DM, PL), with an occasional 70D in their halfcup styles (CHP, HM).
This is my third PL bra from EM and I have the impression that the construction is different in this one, in better I think.
I went for a 70 band as the PLs are tighter than other cuts and I was told on EM facebook page that PL Wrzos falls in with this tendency. It is a tight 70 band indeed, but it’s a little looser than my Stalowka or Bikini top. I need to fasten it on the 2nd hook or even the 3rd (of 4) at the end of the day (my ribcage perimeter tends to diminish during the day). 65e could be better, but only ...with an extender and as EM bands don’t stretch out, I prefer to keep this comfortable 70dd. I’m also convinced that the band fit in PL bras is crucial. When it’s too tight, it affects the shape by flattening the cups and stretching the underwires. I think that this “not too tight” band in my PL Wrzos gives a nice projection and cleavage (I actually rarely get such a cleavage). In terms of fit, I totally agree with this review http://www.bratabase.com/bra/dl4qs/
I put a picture of my back to show you how wide the straps are! It’s quite unusual for this size and particularly this brand, they’re as wide as in 30e Freyas which I adore. They seem a little longer than usual, they are almost fully shortened.
The design of this bra is beautiful in its simplicity. For me, what’s making Wrzos beautiful is the colour (I thought it would be lighter though) completed with such details as the lace on the front part of the band and the little bow at the center gore. The fabric is rougher than I would expect but it doesn’t affect the comfort of wear.
A great bra with plunging neckline, giving a centered and rounded shape. The color resembles a 'nude' color for me, although I wish the tone was a bit warmer and darker.
For reference: My underbust measurements are 27" tight, 29" comfy and I wear 30E in UK brands.
I’ve been wearing EM bras for a few years, but this is my first try with the PL style. I was never interested by the three cut cups and I wasn’t sure what size would fit. I decided to make the first try with a used bra before purchasing from Ewa. I wasn’t sure if my usual cup would fit, I feel better in 65dd/30dd these days, but 70dd is actually perfect. The cup volume is perfect even though there is a micro-quad boob effect right after putting it on, but it disappears after a while. In comparison with 3D style, the cups in the center are higher which keep ...my breast tissue in place, and lower under the armpits which is much better than in 3D. The band must be firm, because it fits on the second hook and I usually wear 65 band in EM. This band is extremely comfortable, it adjusts perfectly to the changes of ribcage volume. The straps are very comfortable, can be too short for low set breast though. Stalowka gives a very nice rounded profile and a nice cleavage, it’s very soft and comfortable and I really like this low center gore. Read more 87 more words
Finally, a 3DM that fits! The Margot is more open on top than the Ewa Michalak 3dm Czarna Mgie\u0142ka (482), and therefore fits my even top/bottom boobs much better. The band is tight but not uncomfortable. The straps are quite close to my armpits, but do not dig in or hurt. The shape it gives is no way comparable to the padded 3Ds by Ewa - it's pretty natural and not very lifted/centered. I still love this bra because it has lower coverage than most unpadded bras (like Cleo). It's great for summer!
For size reference: My underbust measurements are 27" tight, 29" comfy and I'm usually a 30E in UK brands.
I love this bra! It's low-coverage (more or less), very comfy and gives a great centered and rounded shape. The band is slightly tighter than the Ewa Michalak 3d Porcelanka (380), but not enough to go up a band size.
For reference: My underbust measurements are 27" tight, 29" comfy and I'm wearing a 30E in UK brands.
The CHP Ciasteczko runs very tight in the band, more like a 65 from Ewa or a 28 in british sizes. I'm wearing it with an extender right now and hoping it will stretch out a little with wear.
The cups are true to size in terms of volume, but quite closed on top compared to other CHPs. The edge of the cup is hemmed, and slanted slightly towards the body, giving the cup a shape that is pretty 'closed on top'. It cannot handle upper fulness very well and will cut into FoT boobs, despite the hemming is stretchy.
The wires used are the sturdy ones that don't stretch with the band, so they are almost too narrow for my wide roots (again, other CHPs have softer wires and work better).
Amazing, but just doesn't fit me! I am definitely going to order this in a 65F or 70E. I love how it looks, I love how the band feels, and I love the Victorian appearance!
Read my profile for a more in-depth description of my breasts. Cuz I'm lazy and don't want to copy and paste!
I read online (one source: http://thecurveshaveit.blogspot.com/2013/07/ewa-michalak-part-2.html) that the 3D bras from Ewa are scaled down to fit small breasts. I love Ewa's PL Onyks, and wanted to try more of the plunge styes and I'm near the top of the "small" range for the 3D, so I thought I'd give some a try. The 3D Satine is 1 of 3 I purchased, along with 3D Porcelanka and 3D Bambino. All three share the same basic construction, made with 3 panels (you can see in the ...photos).
Pros: *The quality is very high, beautiful fabric. It looks like lace laying on fabric, but its attached (?), so its unlikely to get snagged on anything. *The straps are fully adjustable fabric with a pretty design worked into them. The design make it a bit hard to adjust, but then again, the straps won't move from where you set them! *My breast are close together (<1 pinky width between them), and the low gore is super comfortable. *The removable "push up" pads are more like adjusters. I use one in the right cup for my slightly smaller breasts so they look even. Not "push up" at all, so don't be fooled. But it gives a great shape, no push up needed! *Narrow wires (duh).
Cons: * I have very tall roots. If I push my chest out, or take a deep breath, the top panel does push into my upper breast tissue and looks quad boob-ish. All 3 3D bras do this - I won't be ordering this style again because of it, but its a very minor issue for me for the Bambino and the Porcelanka. Compared to the other 3D bras I got, the Satine does this the most. *The Satine has a much firmer band than the Bambino or the Porcelanka. The unstretched measurements are about the same, but the Satine will not stretch nearly as far
Summary: Super lovely, but too tight, and the cups are too closed on top for me. Sad day. Read more 246 more words
Recently I pretty consistently fit into a 70DD in Ewa Michalak bras.
The cups of the PL Onyks ended up too high (with too much coverage) and the cup rim was cutting in. At the same time, the gore was not tacking.
Compared to my other PLs, the cups of this one are more closed on top, but also shallower overall. Both is not perfect for me - I need a little projection as well as open cups due to my upper fulness.
Last but not least, I found the bra to be too covering for a 70DD. I prefer cups with a little less height.
This bra is absolutely the most amazing thing I've ever put on my body. It is so soft and comfortable and supportive. I wore it for 12 hours and didn't even feel like I was wearing a bra. It's absolutely gorgeous and I definitely want to buy from Ewa in the future.
This bra gives me an amazing lift, the color matches my skin, the bra stays in place and is low cut (wearable with all my clothes). I love it !
To be a totally perfect fit, I would need wires a bit wider and longer. And if I pull my shoulders behind me more than my natural posture, I get a little quadraboob on my bigger breast, but not much. I choosed to keep this bra even with theses fit issues, because I think a cup size more will gap, and this size is confotable, I can wear it a all day long.
Edit after a few wears : The band is super firm. At first, it is confortable, but after a few hours, it becomes constrictive. It can stretches up to 82cm, but feels smaller than all my other bras with the same stretched mesurment.
I agree with PawsOff: The Malwa runs one cup size smaller than any other PL I tried so far. Just the wires are a tiny bit wider. The band is also on the smaller side, even for an EM bra! It barely stretches to 28" in a 70 (UK 32).
That being said, the PL Malwa gives great uplift and shape, not too much coverage, and is really comfy to wear.
A little bit off topic, but I need to say it - I envy you! You wear sizes smaller than mine (I am a 70F/FF) an yet you boobs look bigge than mine!