I need a gore just like this, but my short-waisted physique can't tolerate these tall cups. In addition to the tall cups, the straps are fully adjustable making this a good choice for tall users and or low-set breasts.
The fit improves when I simulate a 0" cup separation. That alteration may be just what I require. However, it will also open the cup which is not ideal when one considers my roots are short and this cup is tall. Aye...
Wearing this for 10 minutes causes my lymph nodes to shoot fireworks. This just isn't going to work for my short-waisted self.
I bought this bra from a bra transfer. $20 was well worth it even though it doesn't fit perfectly in the cups. There is definitly wrinkling in the upper cups which I guess shows I'm a bit fob. Any how, this bra is very supportive and sturdy. Has 3 hooks in the back and 2 part cups.
Sigh. From a volume perspective, the 80E (one cup size larger) was a better fit, but the cup was too tall. This 70F is one size too small and still is too tall.
The wire is digging in under my projected breasts. And, my center tissue quads at the gore. Neither of these fit characteristics were present in the 80E. Sigh. I want this gore-less design to work.
The shape under a thin knit is amazingly round. I'm thrilled. https://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_smile.gif" alt=":-)" /> https://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_smile.gif" alt=":-)" /> The no-gore design is exceedingly comfortable. The materials are soft and effortless to wear.
I will examine this bra and attempt to identify an easy method to remove an inch or two from the top of the 80E; that I just returned to Amazon. Sigh. Geez.
Too tall for my short-waisted stature. The cup does not collapse and I feel supported despite the very tall cup. There is no push-up padding in this cup, yet I'm uncertain how one would achieve the look in the advertising literature. Magic https://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_wink.gif" alt=";-)" /> https://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_wink.gif" alt=";-)" /> The materials are delightfully soft and the non-existent gore wires are exceedingly comfortable. And, I've successfully worn this shade of red and under white knits--versatile. I'll try this one cup size down and hope for a great fit....hope.
I saw this NWT on eBay and had to try it. I'd say it is much more similar to current models like Caresse, but the cups are taller and deeper. The wings are wider and the band might be slightly tighter. The beige color is darker.
The bra fits me better than the modern SP bras, but after a few wears I'm realizing the band is still too loose. It doesn't ride up or shift around, which is my main criteria, so I'm still not sure I'll keep it. I'm also seeing that the cups are too tall and wide. They are uncomfortable, but I love the spacer foam.
Just got this bra a couple weeks ago when I went to Nordstrom and asked to try some 30 band sizes. It was more comfortable and fit better than the others I tried but I noticed later that it comes up slightly too high under the arms and the binding on the top of the cup rubs on my skin below my armpits a little. I think it is better since I've washed it and worn it a little. Works well for FOB and holding in sideboob.
This bra disappointingly features the same large band as many similar Simone Perele bras - I keep hoping to find one that is a bit tighter, as I believe my Revelation wasn't so loose when I bought it originally - 1-2 years of wear did that. I remeasured my underbust, wondering if I could possibly be closer to needing a 28" band and if that could explain the loose band, but nope. When I inhale, my underbust measures comfortably at almost 32"! Comfortable tightness is about 30.5", super tight actually is like 27.5" ... But I rarely wear my bras that tight.
I'd say this bra is a ...lot like the Andora, but it seems softer and less rigid than my black Andora was. The difference is the cute details with the straps, the accent lace color. The straps aren't fully adjustable, so that sucks. The cups seem a bit narrower than the bras I'm currently wearing. The cups are still wonderfully thin and soft.
I have an issue with both these bra models where there can be a small bubble of empty space at the tops of the cups (though the top of the cup lays flat), but later there can be a bit of quad-boob. I'm not sure what's up with that.
Overall, it's the same beautiful bra I fell in love with Simone Perele for. It's so soft, so comfortable. The materials feel so luxurious. I want to keep it, but I know the band will be too large. https://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_sad.gif" alt=":(" /> Read more 149 more words
I'd consider this bra about on par with the 30DD B.Tempt'd B.Wow'd push up bra: Looser band, a bit of quad-boob on me. Cute, comfy t-shirt bras. They both remind of something I would've gotten at VS or a department store when I wore 34Cs. This bra however looks way cuter and more grown up, feels much softer, and is overall better quality and more luxurious than the B.Tempt'd (though the retail price is ridiculous!)
The cups are seriously so soft though. It puts the thick, stiff foam of my Deco to shame. I could imagine myself wearing this and just having the desire to keep feeling the soft fabric and then realizing I'm stroking my boobs in front of my roommates.
The band is looser and the straps aren't fully adjustable though .. The straps work if I wear it as a racerback .. Not sure if I'll keep it yet.
The fit looks spot on but maybe because your arms are pulled back. Cute bra! Looks great on you!
Thanks! The band isnt horrible but I fear it will loosen up - I hate putting them on tighter hooks when they're brand new, too. The quadboob is minor, it just happens right after I swoop and scoop, then it kind of settles. Not sure if I'll keep it yet!
I can't wait to try this out as a strapless bra! (I'll update then) The band is so tight. I've never had a strapless bra that fit before. However I think I will still wear it daily with straps. The straps that it came with almost don't adjust tight enough, so that might be a problem for some people.. The cups are wonderfully thin but still moulded. That's what I love about SP. My nipples poke through the tiniest bit, which I don't mind. It feels so natural. Compared to my other bras, I feel like this one gives me a noticeably bigger and more rounded shape! Not a huge fan of the 'Blush' color. It appeared darker on Ebay, but once I received it I almost thought it was a dingy used white bra.
I tried this bra on and was smitten with how beautiful it looked. Totally surprised that it fit me, as most of the unlined styles of bras don't fit my wide, shallow breasts very well. There is a very slight wrinkling on the top of my smaller breast (right breast) but it doesn't show through clothing. The lace cups have very little stretch to them but the mesh and embroidery is very flat, smooth, and comfortable. The inside of the cup has a short panel of nude mesh on the side of the cup.
I had to wear nipple petals to take pictures ...of this bra, as it's very see-through. I didn't have any problems with nipple showing through my shirts, though. The straps only adjust half-way (up to the top of the shoulder) and then separate into two thinner straps in the front. Both kinds of straps were comfortable and pretty.
The band seemed to be a true 32" size for me and was firm but not uncomfortable. This bra did give me a slightly pointy profile, which I generally don't like, but it wasn't very noticeable with my shirt on. I did notice that the underwires were slightly longer than I'm used to, but I didn't have any problems with it poking me under my arms. The underwires are very U shaped and long, but don't seem to be too narrow. The wires are also somewhat flexible.
All in all a gorgeous, sexy bra with a pretty good fit. My husband definitely approves! lol Read more 162 more words
This bra is the equivalent of a UK 30E, but is sold as a 30F in the US.
I'm more projected and usually wear UK 30DD, so was hoping that by sizing up in the cups there would be enough depth. There is, but the wires are much too wide for my narrow roots. The shape is slightly flattening for my projection, but this would probably be a great bra for anyone who is shallower and needs wider wires. The band is stretchy, but supportive. [sizing: UK D=D, UK DD=E, UK E=F]
First off, this bra is very comfortable! Also, although this bra is listed as a push up, only sizes A-C have the push up pads. This confused me when I was looking to review this bra online, since my bra does not have push up pads. Also, the straps are only partially adjustable, even though the Simone Perele website says they are fully adjustable.
The wires are the perfect width for me and I have no quadboobing. I do get some gapping when my torso twists, but I think that is because it is a molded cup. The band is stretchy, but so far it isn't riding up ...on my back. I'm usually comfortable in very firm 30 bands, so I'm glad this stretchier band is staying in place. Although this is listed as a push up, I don't really get any cleavage in this bra since the D cup has no padding. That is fine with me, since I bought this to be a comfy, luxurious bra, not a cleavage bra.
Finally, I have this bra in the navy/turquoise combo and it is gorgeous! Read more 77 more words
East-west look, which causes the illusion that the cups are too small. (There is enough space in the cups for my tissue, but the cups pull me to the side and the elastic band then cuts into my breasts.) No real lift. And the band is ridiculous -- as you can tell from the measurements, it's MUCH more of a 34 than a 32. Even on the tightest hook, there was no support to this bra at all; the straps immediately dug in hard, and when I loosened them the illusion of support evaporated.
It's pretty, I'll say that for it, but boy do I ever expect more for USD$99. I have gotten much better bras for $30.
This bra fits like a glove! Happy claps! I love it. Comfortable, smooth, high quality fabric, gorgeous color. No cleavage in it--just a nice rounded shape. Perfect every day bra. The material is like nothing I've ever felt before. It is not foam, it's not sheer...the tag said it's like a second skin. When I lightly touch my finger to my breast with the bra on, I can feel my finger.
Simone Perele's Caressence Shaped Full Cup in 65F is apparently equivalent to a UK 30E. That explains why the wires are too narrow on the sides. The extremely comfortable spacer foam cups adjust to one's shape, which explains why I don't quadboob, but the profile is flattened.
The center gore is too high and wide for my breasts, which have less than a pinky width between them and even less in a properly fitted plunge bra, which Simone Perele's Caressence Shaped Full Cup is not.
The color is called Peau Rose, and it is beautiful. It works as a nude for many people, including me, but is so much nicer than the grayish tan color so common in lingerie. The clear beige color has a delicate, pinkish undertone. I wish all nude-for-me bras were this color.
It should be noted that Simone Perele uses a different measuring system (https://www.simoneperele.com/i13/size-guide/information.html). They skip DD entirely, so I think this bra might best equate to a 36DD UK rather than a 36E UK (though the tag does state E 36). I don't really know.
This bra is super comfortable. This is the first bra with a taller gore that has not bothered me in the slightest (I'm at about 6 hours of wear currently). It basically feels like the gore isn't there at all. Which is a good thing!
Unlike many lacy unlined bras I've tried, this bra has a band of ...elastic at the top of the cup. This could be an issue if you are VERY full on top, or if you have firm breasts. Mine are very soft so they basically listen to whatever shape I tell them to conform into.
The band material is not quite as stretchy as my Curvy Kate unlined bras, but still pretty stretchy.
As for the shape, it's not the most flattering I've ever seen. The cups tend to pull my breasts out towards the sides, which makes them look smaller than I prefer, especially on my frame. Without a shirt on, they appear a bit pointy due to the one vertical seam running up the center of the cup. With a fitted t-shirt they are easily rounded out, but still seem a bit pointy. The pointy-ness is exaggerated on my smaller side
Overall, I love the comfort of this bra, it'd be great for everyday wear, but probably not a great figure-enhancing bra. Read more 164 more words
One of my most comfortable bras as far as cups and underwire go. Molding is really soft and definitely conforms to my body shape more than some other molded cups. The detailing is very pretty, yet the bra is completely invisible under a t-shirt.My only complaint is that the straps are too far apart for my frame and frequently fall off my shoulders.
The band in this bra is very very stretchy and loose. This 30 felt like a 34. I had it altered down to a 27in band and it still feels too stretchy. Since I didn't get to measure this bra before it was altered, I guessed 24 for the band length. The straps are convertible which is nice, and the lace on the side of the cups does not show through even tight shirts. The wire does not come up high at the sternum or at the sides. The fabric on the seam at the top of the cup is really firm so it digs into the tissue giving me the quad-boob effect. The fabric there is also irritating to my skin. Overall it's a good bra, but if you want to buy it you have to size down in the band by two sizes or so.
This bra is nearly as perfect a fit as I have come across so far in this journey. It's a very pretty bra. It sits flat where it is supposed to. The band could be a bit more snug. If Simone Perele made a 30FF/30G it would be positively perfect. Maybe someday....
The bra is soft, the cup, though molded, is what I would consider lined, so if the t-shirt is thin and the air is cool, you might show through a bit, but not outrageously so. Overall, I really like this bra!
The fit looks spot on but maybe because your arms are pulled back. Cute bra! Looks great on you!