NOTE: This is a wider Gorsenia. The average data Bratabase shows for this model (and all wider Gorsenia models) is incorrect. Please view the individual bra measurements to ensure you purchase what will best fit.

Wow! This unlined bra fits better than any other I've tried. And, the support is as good as my Shock Absorber. Whoa. https://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_smile.gif" alt=":-)" />

Although the gore is too wide at the top and the bottom, the center projection is better than any other brand I've worn. The immediate projection is stellar: it did not collapse while I was driving. Every other wired bra I have owned failed the "driving ... test."

Lift. Check.
Rounding. Check.
Centering. Check.
Comfort. Check.
Support. Check.

The wires perfectly follow my root along my smaller breast, and I do not have the lingering bruising sensation wired bras often bestow on my body. Most wired bras I can wear for a few minutes, but this bra passed the two hour mark with ease. No bruising. Wonderful. However, the wire was sitting on the inside and outside of my smaller breast. So, I may need a 65I.

I suspicion my soft tissue is compressible. This characteristic may be the cause of the swelling that is all too familiar in wired bras. For instance, I didn't notice my breasts were compressed in the 65G Caramel until they could expand in the 65H Caramel. Routinely, others have suggested I need to "try a smaller size." This has been very unwise, painful advice to follow. It also resulted in a large, swollen lymph node. I share this as an aid to others who may have compressible tissue. Listen to your breasts. https://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_smile.gif" alt=":-)" /> Here is an album with photos of my breasts in various levels of compression: http://www.bratabase.com/albums/bgv/

The cup height near my shoulder is my nemesis. It is too tall. The gore height is comfortable, but the width is not. The gore base, which I had hoped would be narrower, is too wide, like every other brand I've tried. When removing the bra after a 2 hour trial, the typical wire impression was visible around half of one breast. My breasts do not tolerate wires without significant swelling https://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_sad.gif" alt=":-(" /> Wireless bras for me until the designers create dramatically different wired bras.

For a comparison of how Ewa Michalak unlined bras fit me vs Gorsenia, look here: http://www.bratabase.com/albums/w2/

Gorsenia has thoroughly impressed me, and I do not hesitate to recommend them for projected, center-full breasts.
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Updated on Jul 23, 2019 Flag this

I can't find a "regular" softcup balcony style bra that fits me as well as a Gorsenia. They look great under everything and sizing is so consistent.

I have gushed about them constantly and I'm certain you're all sick of it.

All I'm going to say about Rebecca is this:

1. It fits perfectly and is perfectly comfortable as expected

2. It has a unique colour

3. When Ewa Michalak released Wenecja (Petrol Blue) it looked more than a little familiar.

Why? Because this bra had already been on my wishlist for months by that time.

Much thanks to MagdaBras4you for getting it for me 🙏💗

EM bra: about 200pln
Gorsenia bra: about 100pln (often on sale for much less)

Updated on Jun 05, 2019 Flag this

After having 100% success rate with Gorsenia soft cups made with knitwear lower cups and embroidered or lace upper cups, I decided to try the 3 full lace models that they released last season: Caren (black), Madera (fuschia) and Simena (deep violet grey).

At first, MagdaBras4you sent me the 3 bras in my usual size - 65G. However, much to our surprise, they were too small!! Especially this one - Caren. It was the smallest of them all.

I often read here that bras made in black colourways often fit smaller than the same style in other colours. I have found this to be true for my ... 3 black Gorsenia bras. My half-knit softcups are indeed smaller but still fit in 65G, but this one was MUCH smaller. Why? I do not understand this, since the fabrics are cut after dying. hmmmm...

Magda sent me this bra again, this time in 65H and it fits perfectly and its measurements are consistent with my 65G halfknits. BIZARRE.

Caren is a very simple black lace bra with black mesh lining. The lace is delicate and fine with a subtle floral pattern. There is some stretch to the lace, however, not as much as is in the lace of an Ewa Michalak full lace BM bra, nor is the lace as thick or as soft/smooth as would be found on a BM. However, it is still a very nice lace, especially considering the price - regularly about $50, on sale for half that. It also lays flatter, and is invisible under a coloured t-shirt (I find the thick pattern of EM lace shows through t-shirts and tops).

The cups of this bra are sewn in classic 3-part balcony style with 1 vertical seam.

Yes, there is a clear plastic stability strip lining the top of the cup.

The gore and wings are also transparent lace like the cups.

The band is made of black powermesh. It has 3 rows of 2 hooks.

There is side-boning on the wing, but it is very soft and flexible, and quite comfortable. I find Gorsenia wings to fit low, so no arm-pit digging.

The only adornment is a small satin bow at the gore and the lace that extends up over the straps.

The straps on this size are wider than those on a 65G. I LOVE this. They are fully adjustable.

I chose brazilian panties to make the set. They are soft and a super nice cut.

After wearing the bra for a full 24-hour day(I slept in it too) on a bust and ribcage that is presently sore and bruised from surgery, I can attest to the high level of comfort of this bra. Not once did I beg to get out of it.

Another softcup win for me from Gorsenia.
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Updated on May 27, 2019 Flag this

I've been curious about Gorsenia for some time but reluctant to order since they're completely unknown to me and I'm really happy with my Ewa bras.
However, with the rise in prices and the lack of new releases, I thought it a good time to branch out and finally give Gorsenia a try.

Overall, I really like this bra but it' not going to be an Ewa replacement for me.

What I like:

* How narrow the wires are. They're nearly .5" smaller in tip to tip measurements than my BMs and I love it! They are perfect and don't sit on my ribs on the side at all. These narrow wires ... are coupled with some excellent wire projection.

* How soft the wires are. Ewa uses very firm wires, which is understandable for her cup construction, but sometimes they're too firm. Comexim uses super soft wires on the other end of that range. These fall in between. Not too firm, not too soft, just right.

* Nice rounded shape that is slightly minimized from the front.

* The band is true to size. It's a 65 that stretches to just slightly over 30".

* The materials are thick and supportive.

* Fully adjustable straps.

* They're really inexpensive.

What I don't like:

* The gore is way too high for me and it presses into my sternum painfully.

* The gore is wider than my Ewa bras and coupled with the height it's really uncomfortable for me.

* The materials are noticeably inferior compared to what Ewa uses. They're not *bad* really, but they don't feel as luxe and high end as Ewa's jersey and lace.

* The band does not have even tension, it's snugger at the top and the bottom where the elastic is but not through the band itself. This is something I very much associate with cheap construction.

Something else I don't like that isn't related to the bra itself is the bottoms. I really strongly dislike the bottoms that go with this bra. They fit, but they are far too full coverage for me and the elastic used between the lace and jersey along the back is too tight and it digs into my cheeks creating a really unlovely quad butt effect. The trouble with that is I can't just size up to combat that because then they will be far too loose on my hips. I prefer Ewa's bottoms as they lack that leg elastic the majority of the time and I can fit my hips properly since they won't dig into my cheeks.
I'm a set buyer, and what I think of the bottoms will often determine if I buy a bra or not. Unfortunately, Gorsenia's sort of suck for me.

I did buy a few more of the Gorsenia bras in colors I liked in a similar cut to the Paloma. It fit well enough to where if I like a colorway I'm okay spending $50 or so on a set, as that's less than just the bra from Ewa, but I'm not going to be switching my brand loyalty any time soon.
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I will preface this by saying, I ordered this bra, figuring that there was a chance that it may not fit, but because I heard that Gorsenia tends to be more open in the cup, I decided to try it.

Okay moving on. This bra is absolutely gorgeous. The lighting doesn't show it well, but the it's this deep, navy blue with embroidery details along the upper mesh section and the straps. The cup is a three part construction consisting of an upper mesh layer as well as a lower section divided by a vertical seam. The lower section seems to be made out of a material that's a ... strong quality? I think it will hold up with time, at the same time it feels soft against the skin.

The band stretches from 25 inches to 29.5 inches. For reference I wear a 28 back, and I have to hook this one up on the tightest hook. The cup depth was measured for both maximum and minimum. It was the maximum cup depth that I placed in the measurement field. The maximum cup depth was measured by stretching the cup over the knee. This was recorded at 14.25 inches. The minimum cup depth was measured by hovering the cup between the knees and hanging the tape measure. This was recorded at 13.25 inches.

In terms of cup width I'd probably put it slightly, less narrow than Panache, but still wide (wider than Ewa Michalak bras that's for sure)

As for the fit, I am spilling over both cups, more so on the larger side. I will note that the tip of the mesh section, after the elastic stitching, doesn't quite lie flat. I do wonder if the cutting in is due to the stitching on the mesh, or just because it's too small/does not have the amount of space I need in that section. The gore doesn't lie flat, but again, I rarely have bras that do, and it is not a deal breaker for me. There is empty space at the bottom of the bra as well as some of the sides due to how far back the wires go. So unfortunately this bra didn't work for me, but it is a gorgeous bra, so if you fit within this range and the wires, depth, etc. suits you, I'd say go for it.

I ordered this from MagdaBras4you whose customer service was excellent and kept me informed every step of the way.
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Updated on Feb 11, 2019 Flag this

My shape: FOB, narrow roots and shoulders, soft tissue, projected
Appearance: This bra is simply beautiful! It's a semi-sheer, 3 part cup with delicate blue and orangish floral embroidery that has sparkly silver threads interwoven through it. The back of the band is a light blue satin. The embroidery travels up the straps about halfway.
Fit: So I misunderstood the sizing of this bra, thinking the redditor I bought it from has given me the UK size. I did ask her if the sizing was UK and not EU, and she assured me it was. Well, lo and behold, my suspicions were right and this is two cups too small. ... (It's a 30:7 and I wear a 30:9 or 30:10, depending on brand) It fits on the bottom and the straps are nice and narrow, but it's not projected enough for me at all. I am so sad, because it's so pretty and the straps seemed nice and narrow, just how I like them!
I'm going to try to find a similar Gorsenia bra in my for real size, and hope the straps aren't too wide with the larger cup size.
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Updated on Aug 03, 2018 Flag this

After scoping out the limited info here and studying their size chart, I ultimately decided on the 75J (the largest size in this style) because this bra was screaming my name. I was forced to order the matching briefs (3X) because, duh, matching set?!
The fit is crazy close to perfect because it's so open on top; it fits me more like a half cup than the stock photo indicates. My boobs are very round, narrow rooted and fuller on top - think balloons on a wall - so I struggle to find sufficient immediate projection. (It used to be quadraboob, but this site helped me ... get past that!) I also struggle to find lower height cups because I'm relatively short-torso'd and most bras lose their sexy when they come up to your neck. This bra manages to provide sufficient projection while being an appropriate scale for my body and the shape is excellent.
If they made a 70K, I think it would be perfect but it's certainly close enough to have been placed in heavy rotation already. For reference, I am roughly a 34H+ in UK sizing.
The only problem with this bra is that I get a bit of in-cup quadding where the 3 vertical sections of the bottom meet the horizontal-ish section of the top. I can't tell if it's a result of the decorative overlay that is stitched there, or if it's the base structure that allows it happen but it's only visible under thinner tops. Since the lace is textured, and the bra is a pretty bright color, I wouldn't choose it for a thinner top anyway.
Some other features of the bra: cookie sleeves (highly technical term!), fully adjustable straps, 3 rows/3hooks, lined.
The briefs are fine; I'll wear 'em. They come up a little high on the waist for my taste and, while they don't crawl up, they also don't really cover my entire rear end. They seem to be scaled wider, instead of with increased booty room. For reference, I'm roughly a size 16.
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Updated on Jan 12, 2018 Flag this

This was my first Gorsenia bra , and I am definitely going to get more. I am on the edge of K/KK cup and have a hard time finding ANY bra that i'm not spilling out of. I have narrow roots, and soft pendulous breast.

Based on the couple of reviews in the large cupsize saying Gorsenia runs large maybe even multiple size large in the cup, I ordered it to see if I may have luck, and I did!
I ordered 75M, which should be equivalent to 34J UK, but it fit mine 34K/KK boobs realy nicely. The band is stretchy, so it was not ... as firm as I would like to have, and already had to start with the middle hook.

Very nice stretchy lace bra, reminds me the Panache Jasmine, or Ewa Michalak BM bras, and I would say size very similar to75K in BM aqua, or even slightly more generous in the cup than that. The wire width also similar to EM bras , and they are on the narrow side, but not as narrow as a comexim bra. also the straps slightly narrower than my BM bras, which is a plus as I have narrow shoulders.

I lost some weight since I got it , and I am more like a 32 K/KK now, and this is getting too big for me and I just ordered another gorsenia in 70M this time and finger crossed



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Updated on Jun 02, 2017 Flag this

Just in time for spring and summer, this might be my new most comfortable bra (we'll see how it performs when driving, moving around at work, etc). I'm really pleased with the fit - narrow wires, good immediate projection, low and narrow gore, wings not too low or too high (I think; this is my hardest fit aspect to figure out, seems like), plus a good rounded shape. This one was a complete gamble, as the model wasn't even added to Bratabase and I could only find one other review for it online. However, the price was right and I really wanted another grey bra, so I gave ... in.

The only other Gorsenia I've tried (the Soleil, really should write a review sometime but I'm still trying to figure out if I can alter it to fit better) was a bit too big and tall, so I sized down in this one. That seems to have worked for my short roots, though the bit of elastic tape on the inside edge of the lace might cut in on someone with more fullness up top than I have. The measurements do seem to suggest it runs big/deep in the cups, and the tag lists it as both 70 and 32 E accordingly and the vendor sold it as a 32E UK size. I'll probably stick with this size for now, as the 70F put the straps a bit too far into my armpits for my liking. I could use a tad more room at the gore, but that's typical for me and it's not painful so far.

The band seems true to size, perhaps a bit on the stretchy side, but right now with my winter weight gain it's comfortable. There's side boning, which I'll probably remove like I usually do, but I actually didn't notice when trying it on and taking pics.

Appearance wise, it's a really pretty bra. Most of it is a soft, silvery grey with a shimmer to the fabric. I had thought the lace was going to be grey and white, but there's actually some color to it - some of the flowers are a very pale green and yellow. The gore has a bow but also a blinged out charm with a pearl dangling from it. It all feels a bit fancier than I need, but I like the fit so much I can't complain. I do like that there's more of the embroidered lace where the straps meet the cups instead of more bows.

All in all, I'd like to try more Gorsenia if I can be sure of which models are going to have narrow wires, which are balcony or plunge bras instead of full cups like the Soleil, and if I can find more which appeal to me aesthetically.
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Updated on Apr 18, 2017 Flag this

Gosh I was sad this bra (and the Miriam and Audrey) didn't fit.... they are so so gorgeous, but the cups are just too wide. See my 65H review for the Miriam -there were some minor measurement variations, but the fit was the same. Note that the 65H Audrey fit slightly larger at the top (more open or taller perhaps?) than the other two cuts I tried.
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Black colorway

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Updated on Jan 28, 2017 Flag this

Grace by Gorsenia is beyond gorgeous. I have a thing for black bras so this one pulls at those heart strings! The lace overlay is completely smooth which I can appreciate for not showing in clothing. Due to the full cover cup I did have to size down 2 cup sizes to get a fit that felt supported for my FOB and pendulous shape. Like other Polish bras this does pull you forward with thin and more narrow wires but it is also very slightly rounded which I can appreciate for days when I don't want to be chest first. Gorgeous gorgeous bra!

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Updated on Oct 10, 2016 Flag this

I really wish this fit! It should but I am getting wrinkling on the top of the cup on my smaller side and the lace waves on both sides. The band on this is quite stretchy too. I can easily go to the second set of hooks already. I do love the quality of this bra though and I did get a good tack with the gore despite it being a higher gore. It was on sale at Brastop so I gave in and ordered the size down. Trying new brands can be so expensive but I have been curious about Gorsenia for awhile. ... The shaping is lifted and a little rounder than my other Polish bras. That may change when I get a size smaller as the cups are slightly too large. I suspect this bra may be better for full on top shapes but I will not know for sure until I get a better size that fits better. Added to the database for measurements - I am the first in this style and Gorsenia does not have that many measurements to look at yet.
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Updated on Aug 28, 2016 Flag this

This is one of three Gorsenias that I snagged from Jagna.pl they are having a sale on Gorsenia a.t.m. This one is the most exciting visually because it has some gold/silver bling! Which is a trend in the Polish lingerie this season. Interesting how the band is just slightly tighter b/c of the darker colour (comparing to beige). But very comfortable, these band feels perfect for 77/78 cm underbust, imo. Pretty : )

Updated on Jan 25, 2023 Flag this

I got this bra from marilynne, thank you! I lost track of my UK size because I almost exclusively wear Polish now, but I guess I'm a 28FF. My shape is projected, full on top and centre, with tall and narrow roots, soft and self-supporting tissue, and super close-set.

Gorsenia uses EU band and cups, so the equivalent UK size of this bra would be a 30F. The band runs tight and fits snugly on the loosest hooks, although when I check in the mirror the back seemed to ride up a little bit. The cups are narrow and deep, made of sturdy mesh at the ... bottom of the cups with lace overlay and stretchy mesh at the top with an elastic edge. They seem to fit me volume-wise, but the wrinkles near the seam makes me think they might be a little too closed on top for my tall roots. They are negligible though. The gore is low but a little too wide for my super close-set breasts so I'm going to overlap the gore by hand. Hopefully it'll open up the cups a little too.

I LOVE the embroidery with shiny silver threads! It extends a little to the straps as well which brings a "finished" look. I love the color as well.

Overall I'm happy with the fit and appearance of this bra, even though it's not completely perfect.
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Updated on Apr 29, 2022 Flag this

I ordered the Forest balconette from Brastop in a 32J UK, but overlooked their note suggestong customers go down a cup size in this bra. This bra looks okay when I put it on, but wrinkles and gapes a bit if I move my arms in. The wire width is perfect for me though, and it is extremely comfortable. This bra is ideal for me around my period when I get a bit swollen. I love the color as well.

Khaki colorway

Updated on Jan 04, 2021 Flag this

Fit: Fits like a tight 32GG or a looser 30H. Wires are a bit wider than average for that volume. The wire shape is U-shaped but not as dramatic as some. Shape is projected and rounded. A very good amount of room at the wire. As for center fullness/center projection, for me personally there wasn't enough room for my center fullness but I need quite a bit, but a lot of reviews praise this model exactly for that. Maybe it's just a bit too wide for me (I need very narrow wires) and the proportion is just wrong for me.

Constructon: Bottom section of the cup has two parts. ... One layer of strong non-stretch material. Very flat vertical seams! Top section is two layers of white or near-white tulle (can't really tell), top layer embroidered with golden beige, lighter yellowy beige and white for outlines. There is a strip of see-through plasticy material sewn at the top edge of the cups, on the inside. Center gore is also of the same material as the top section but reinforced with a seam in the middle - they have also chosen a heavily embroidered part. They've made an interesting choice with the band here - the elastic is cut at the gore and overlapped at an angle (see photo). Quite clever as it allows the gore start higher than a regular full band bra. Soft side boning, ends tucked under band elastic so they don't poke. Side wing is a single layer of stretch mesh. Three hooks, three rows. Straps are fully adjustable, moderately stretchy. Strap elastic seems pretty thick BUT seems to be prone to popping a thread when under strain. There's a bit of a wave thing going on (see photo). I only wore this bra once, maybe twice. Putting the elastic under strain doesn't seem to do anything now. Maybe it just loosened where it had to? No idea.

Appearance: It's a bra meant to be worn with white or slightly sheer-ish shirts and lighter Caucasian skin tones. It's slightly lighter than the average beige bra, and has a hint of yellowy peach. Beige bows where straps connect to cups. Center bow fell off the first time I wore it. Oops. Floral embroidery on mesh adds an element of interest to what would otherwise be just a beige bra. The embroidery is done in three different tones to create a gradient effect and contrast. It's not necessarily my thing but skin tone bras usually aren't my thing ever, so it's just my taste. For a skin tone bra it's lovely.
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I think that this bra is stunning and sexy, but in a subdued way. I would say it would probably be a good bridal lingerie item. I love this bra, but it’s not quite the right fit for me.

This bra is a sheer ivory mesh cup with eyelash lace covering the lower 2/3 of the cup in the nipple area, and the eyelash bit coming up just over the nipples. The top and sides are sheer. The upper cup is lined with a strip of material that is stretchy. It’s not just the inside of the cup, but the whole edge of the cup.

The wires are ... pretty narrow, and the cups are relatively deep with projection at the wire. The band is a bit snug - I feel like the band is in between a 28 and 30, and these days I’m preferring closer to 30” than 29” even though I am a 28-28.5” under bust. The cups are a bit lower cut, or at least feel like it, and I will say that it feels like it’s a little bit closed on top due to the way that the cup edge is stretchy as well as the overall height.

I have tallish roots that are shallow, so I am functionally short rooted. In a way, this works well for me because the elastic closes in, but because my roots are taller, and I have soft tissue, it’s cutting right in. I’m not sure if it’s a size or a shape mismatch/issue. I appreciate the short cups, but it’s not working for me the right way. I feel like a smaller size and I’d have cutting in pretty horrendously, but I might have empty fabric by sizing up.

I have a matching bottom for the set, although it is too small for me to wear. The set is just beautiful.
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Updated on Dec 06, 2019 Flag this

After my fit issues with the 65G - Kinga » Yvette Semi Padded (BC-463) that I mentioned in my review, I was graciously sent this bra from AGBras, since she’s a very close size to me (but different shape) and has become quite familiar with Polish brands outside of Ewa Michalak and Comexim. You could say it was sent for Bra Science. Knowing how it fits her vs me allows her some valuable information that she can then pass to me on other brands, sizes, and shapes/styles. She sent another bra to test with this one, and another Gorsenia in a different style ... (but it’s not here yet).

So this bra is a pretty basic black bra. Buuut, I’m ok with that. I’m quite happy with black because my work uniform is black or mostly black (I have blue scrubs tops for my pharmacy shifts, but I still tend to wear a thin black tee underneath). So I’m really into dark bras with my work uniform as I’m too nervous about colour transfer to a lighter bra (which is probably not a legit concern but whatever). I do gravitate to my black bras most. She said that this was a workhorse kind of black bra, and I can understand why. While it’s a little bit decorated on top, the bulk of the cups are a thicker, smooth satin like material. The decoration on top isn’t quite lace...I’m not sure exactly what it is called...it’s not exactly lace but not embroidered either. In any case, it’s not overly frilly, but is pretty simple yet classy.

The fit of the band is a little bit snug. I was aware of it frequently yesterday. I would not say that it is painful, though it’s a little bit, as I have pressure on my sternum. Today I tried with an extender (hooked onto the tightest bra hooks and hooked on the loosest hooks of the extender). I would say that I almost feel like it wanted to shift up. I don’t think that it did, but it was noticeably looser. More comfortable though. Still kinda aware of it throughout the day. I think I might prefer it with no extender except for when I’m relaxing on my couch. I think part of this fit aspect is related to the center gore...it’s a bit wide at the bottom. Although I’m splayed, unsupported, I do prefer something narrower. The cups fit pretty well, but I feel like I am on the edge of them being too small. There’s also something about the cup fit, as viewed from the side, that’s not quite right. Perhaps upside down 7 shape from being too small? That being said, I would have to agree that the cups are pretty narrow with plenty of immediate depth. Yay! The do have built in side support pads which I think aren’t necessarily important for me. I’m already center full...no need to bring my boobs closer together. The cups do have a strip of silicone along the cup edge, but as it’s not stretchy or restrictive, it’s perfectly fine with my soft, pendulous tissue.

All in all, it’s a nice simple bra with a little classic style. Nothing amazing about it. It’s a more natural look, but still pretty good. I can see how it could be a workhorse bra for someone. It’s not quite the right one for me, but it’s not bad. I prefer the fit and comfort of the other black bra she sent over this, but I don’t officially own it yet...it was sent with this bra as a try and buy, so I am working out the buy details now. So for now I’ll hold off naming it or discussing it much until I officially own it. I’m also still waiting for m 30FF Curvy Kate Lifestyle bra in black to arrive (was sent out July 12th from England so hopefully it will be here soon) and it’s also a bit basic but also sophisticated.

Will I keep it or pass it on? I’m not sure, but if I pass this or the other one she’s sending me on, it’s already decided on who top offer it to. It’s definitely good to try this. I’m looking forward to trying the other one.
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This bra is definitely one of my top 10 faves...for fit, style, comfort, colour, everything.

Simena is listed as "grey", but it is not grey. It is a dusty purple. It reminds me of Concord grapes with that white/grey film on them. It's very different and very pretty.

The lace is soft and stretchy and has a nice floral motif. The 3-part classic balcony cups have colour-matched mesh lining on the 2 bottom sections while the upper section is left unlined.

There is a clear stretch plastic stability strip trimming the top edge of the cup. I just barely fit into this size, so it creates a slightly shirred effect ... which I love. I get no cutting in/quad boob from these strips, even in the smaller size.

I usually wear 65G in Gorsenia softcups, but had to size up to 65H in the 3 full lace softcups that I own.

Because it is a 65H, the straps are wider. They are also a little wider set than those on a 65G but not enough to bother me or slip off my shoulders.

Apart from a small, simple color-matched satin bows on the straps and gore, Simena has no decoration. This allows for the unique colour to shine. And from the photos you can see that the lace does have sheen. It catches the light and appears to be more violet in some lighting.

The band is TTS and is made from colour-matched opaque power mesh. There are 3 rows of 2 hooks and eyes.

The matching hipster panties are made from colour-matched matte microfiber and have a lot of the lace on them and have a Brazilian look. They are very comfortable and sizing is consistent with what I have come to expect from Gorsenia S.

Again, I have to thank MagdaBras4you for getting me this set 🙏💗
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Updated on Jun 02, 2019 Flag this

Daisy Dream fits exactly how I have come to expect Gorsenia softcups to fit me - PERFECTLY!!!

Narrow wires, deep cups and a TTS band.

One of the things that I love about Gorsenia bras is that they are perfect for my small frame: the straps are perfectly placed and not too wide, the wings are boned and just the right height, the cups are narrow, deep, projected and cover on the sides without eating my armpits and the band is firm and supportive even with only 2 hooks.

Daisy Dream is a soft pink bra with silver accents in the embroidery. The pink is sophisticated - it has a ... grey tinge to it.

The bottom of the cups and the cradle are pink satin knitwear. The sides of the band are power mesh. The top panel of the cup is pink and silver embroidery. The straps have small satin bows and the gore has a satin bow with a candy pink crystal decoration.

The panties to this bra are classic cut briefs - a style that I would never wear before I started buying Gorsenia. They are so pretty. Always super pretty, with a great fit and so they never look like granny panties. These are stretch satin knitwear with a large panel of embroidery at the front that matches the top panel on the bra.

Gorsenia soft cups give me everything that I like about Ewa Michalak half lace BMs at a much lower price point and in a greater variety of styles and colours!! In fact, they are the power horses in my bra drawer...perfect for everyday wear.

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